Fees and revenue

The rate a trader pays does not change with how many parties are involved behind it. A community earns 70 basis points and a strategy creator 20, and both come out of the 2.00% rather than on top of it. Referral rewards are paid from what the platform keeps. Whatever the arrangement, the trader sees one number before they commit and that number is what they pay.

Nobody is paid for a trade that did not happen. A failed, expired, rejected or duplicated transaction is charged nothing, and network costs are never marked up.

What is never charged

There is no subscription, no fee to list a community, no fee to publish a strategy and no fee to hold a position. A trade that fails to confirm costs nothing. A quote that expires costs nothing. A duplicate signal that is correctly rejected costs nothing. Deposits and withdrawals of a user's own funds are not a revenue event.

Why one rate

Tiered pricing rewards the platform for complexity and punishes the user for not reading it. A single rate on executed volume means the business only grows when traders are actually trading — and it makes the economics of a community immediately legible to someone deciding whether to list with us.

How it is accounted

Every fee is recorded against the confirmed trade that produced it, in whole units with no floating-point arithmetic anywhere in the path. The community share, the referral share and the retained remainder sum exactly to the fee collected — that equality is enforced by the ledger itself rather than checked afterwards, so the books cannot drift even by rounding.

Commissions are attributed to the verified owner recorded at the time of the trade. A community that changes hands later cannot retroactively claim earnings from before, and a previous owner cannot lose what they already earned.