Kredo’s revenue model is designed to be protocol-native, predictable, and non-extractive.
Rather than charging per transfer or per balance:
Fees are assessed per validated spending intent
Fees are paid by integrators, applications, or liquidity operators
End-users may never see or handle fees directly
This aligns revenue with actual system usage, not speculative activity.
Entities using advanced features—such as:
High-volume authorization throughput
Custom identity policies
Specialized liquidity configurations
Compliance-oriented rule sets
Pay recurring protocol fees denominated in $KREDO or routed through i
Liquidity providers who contribute capital to fog pools:
Earn usage-based compensation
Pay protocol coordination fees for pool access
Operate within strict invariant rules enforced by authorization logic
Kredo does not monetize user balances, because balances do not exist.
Critically:
Users are not charged custody fees
Users do not pay account maintenance fees
Users do not hold protocol debt
Revenue is generated at the infrastructure and integration layer, not at the individual user layer.
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