Fees & Integrator Economics
Total user cost equals the sum of the L1/L2 transaction gas, the protocol fee and the storage cost.
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Total user cost equals the sum of the L1/L2 transaction gas, the protocol fee and the storage cost.
Last updated
Web3 mainly works based on the PAYGO (i.e. pay-as-you-go) transaction model, meaning the user has to pay for every mail, message, or data-sharing transaction. To make on-chain communication more viable, work is being done that will parallel to PAYGO also enable subscription-based models, so the users can pay a monthly subscription fee to access block space and communicate without the hurdle of paying for every transaction.
Parallel to the underlying L1/L2 transaction gas cost, the service fees (i.e. protocol fees) are also settled on the smart contract level and are applicable for every mail, message or data file-sharing transaction. Total user cost equals the sum of the L1/L2 transaction gas and service fees and the cost of decentralized storage. Both, the gas and service fees converge and manifest as one end-user communication transaction fee. Fees are handled by the [] smart contract.
[Users]
Register Encryptor
145000
≈ 0.004POL
≈ 0.0015S
≈ 0.0059FTM
≈ 0.014ROSE
[Mail]
Send Mail
610000
≈ 0.016POL
≈ 0.0061S
≈ 0.025FTM
≈ 0.061ROSE
[Mail]
Send Data file Package
610000
≈ 0.016POL
≈ 0.0061S
≈ 0.025FTM
≈ 0.061ROSE
[Chat]
Send Message
*500000
≈ 0.013POL
≈ 0.005S
≈ 0.02FTM
≈ 0.05ROSE
[Chat]
Create Group
*1025625
≈ 0.02POL
≈ 0.01S
≈ 0.04FTM
≈ 0.1ROSE
[PX]
Mint free package or new storage
3800000
≈ 0.1POL
≈ 0.038S
≈ 0.15FTM
≈ 0.38ROSE
[PX]
Mint Bandwidth
860000
≈ 0.02POL
≈ 0.009S
≈ 0.03FTM
≈ 0.086ROSE
[PX]
Upgrade Package
1240000
≈ 0.03POL
≈ 0.01S
≈ 0.05FTM
≈ 0.12ROSE
Let's assume that:
Blockchain fees = ~0.009$ FTM ≡
Service base-fee = ~0.0025$ FTM ≡
Service dApp-owner-fee = ~0.0025$ FTM... ≡
Total user cost = ~0.014$ FTM... ≡
OCC Protocol v.1 build-in monetization layers enable independent integrator economics, permitting developers to focus on application UI/UX features. Level-1
integrators can set the desired protocol base fees, while Level-2
integrators can set and manage their protocol dApp-owner fees.