Fees

Treza uses a transparent, milestone-based fee system designed to bootstrap the network, incentivize contributors, and gradually reduce fees as the protocol reaches sustainability targets.


Trading Fee Overview

Treza introduces a progressive trading fee model — starting with a 4% fee on all transfers that automatically reduces as the network hits usage milestones. This ensures that early supporters fund critical infrastructure, while long-term users benefit from lower fees.


Fee Reduction Schedule

Treza’s trading fee starts at 4% and automatically reduces as network activity increases (measured in task volume or equivalent $ETH collected).

Volume Processed

Fee

0 – 500 ETH

4%

500 – 700 ETH

3%

700 – 900 ETH

2%

900+ ETH

0%


How It Works

Initial Phase (0–500 ETH):

  • 4% fee on all transfers

  • Funds go to core development, infrastructure, and community

  • High transparency on allocation and reporting

Reduction Phase 1 (500–700 ETH):

  • Fee drops to 3%

  • Continued network growth and node expansion

Reduction Phase 2 (700–900 ETH):

  • Fee drops to 2%

  • Focus on scalability and ecosystem incentives

Fee-Free Phase (900+ ETH):

  • Permanent 0% fee

  • Protocol fully bootstrapped and self-sustaining


Fee Distribution

Each agent-submitted task on the Treza network is priced dynamically and split as follows:

Recipient

Role

Share

Node Operators

Run secure enclave compute jobs

50%

Protocol Treasury

Funds ops, R&D, and growth

30%

Token Stakers

Secure and govern the protocol

20%

All distributions are on-chain and transparent, with governance control over future allocation adjustments.


Why This Matters

  • Predictable & Transparent: Fees decrease based on clear, verifiable metrics

  • Bootstrapped Fairly: Early users fund growth, later users benefit

  • Aligned Incentives: Real usage = real rewards, no inflation

  • No Fee Loops: Wallet transfers are free; only productive actions are taxed


Transparency Commitment

  • All fee revenues are tracked on-chain

  • Treasury usage is governed and auditable

  • Funds support long-term sustainability, not short-term extraction

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