Skip to main content

$ZWLT Fees

Transparency and fairness in fee structures are critical elements in the success of any decentralized platform. ZuesWallet is committed to providing a clear, competitive, and equitable fee model for all its users. This section outlines the various fees associated with using the ZuesWallet platform and its native $ZWLT token.

Fee Categories​

  1. Transaction Fees

    • Standard Transaction: A minimal fee for transferring $ZWLT or other EVM-compatible tokens.
    • Smart Contract Interaction: Fees may vary depending on the complexity of the contract.

  2. Trading Fees on $ZWLT Exchange (AMM)

    • Trading Fee: A nominal percentage is charged on each trade.
    • Pool Creation Fee: A one-time fee for initiating a new liquidity pool.

  3. Staking Fees

    • Stake Initiation: A small fee for entering a staking pool.
    • Stake Withdrawal: A fee for unstaking and claiming rewards.

  4. Swap Fees on $ZWLT Swap

    • Platform Fee: A portion goes to ZuesWallet for maintaining the service.
    • Liquidity Provider Fee: Allocated to liquidity providers in the pool.

  5. Governance Fees

    • Proposal Submission: A fee for submitting governance proposals.
    • Voting: No fee is charged for voting on proposals.

Fee Discounts​

Holders of $ZWLT tokens may be eligible for fee discounts, including:

  • Reduced trading fees on $ZWLT Exchange.
  • Lower fees for staking and unstaking.
  • Special promotions and seasonal discounts.

Fee Distribution​

The collected fees are distributed as follows:

  • Platform Maintenance: A portion is allocated for the ongoing development and maintenance of ZuesWallet.
  • Liquidity Providers: A share goes to those who provide liquidity in various pools.
  • Staking Rewards: A part is redirected to staking pools as additional rewards.
  • Community Treasury: A fraction is reserved for community initiatives and governance.

Transparency and Updates​

ZuesWallet is committed to maintaining transparency in its fee structure. Any changes to fees will be communicated in advance through official channels and require community approval through governance proposals.