Fees on DeFiChain

Usage of DeFiChain generally consists of the following fees:

  1. Miner fee
  2. Operator fee
  3. DeFi fee

Miner fee

Miner fee is the small fee, paid in UTXO DFI, to masternodes (also referred to as miners) for transaction validation and inclusion in a block.

This works the same as Bitcoin blockchain, measured in data size, e.g. price per byte.

Operator fee

As part of DeFiChain generalization, many services will soon be run by operators.

For providing of services and applications on DeFiChain, operators are able to determine fees for the services that they would charge freely. Fees can be in any form of tokens, DFI or operators' own tokens, or a combination of multiple tokens. What an operator chooses to do with the operator fee is at the operator's discretion.

DeFi fee

DeFi fee is charged for all DeFi transactions on DeFiChain regardless of operators.

Fee schedule

All fees are burned in a trackable and transparent manner.

The following fees are for illustrative purposes only and have yet to be fully determined.

OperationsBurn amount (in DFI)
Masternode
Registration10
Operator
Registration1000
Tokenization
Create a new token100
Liquidity pool
Create pool300
Swap (for non-DFI pairs)0.01
Governance
Initiate community fund request5
Initiate vote of confidence25
Initiate block reward reallocation proposal250
Interchain exchange
Atomic swap0.01
Oracle
Create price feed100
Appoint oracle20
Loan
Loan interestTBD
Liquidation feeTBD
Option pool
Create pool300
Option contract creation0.01
Bonus payout feeTBD
Future
Create future market300
Trade feeTBD