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PARTICIPANTS
GOVERN THIS.
OVER TIME.

GRAJ is built to become participant-owned — a protocol run by the people who use it. That happens in phases as the network grows. One thing is committed from day one: GRAJ has committed to a flat 5%. Once participant voting opens, changing it will take a 67% participant vote.

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WHERE GOVERNANCE STANDS

PHASED.
ON PURPOSE.

What won’t change
The 5% fee. It’s hardcoded. No near-term vote can raise it — and we have no intention of ever doing so. Voting is a future, earned right; the fee floor is a day-one guarantee.
GOVERNANCE RULES

WHAT WILL
REQUIRE A VOTE.

Once governance is active, these are the decisions that will go to participants. Until then, they’re stewarded by the founding team.

5% FEE CHANGE
GRAJ has committed to a flat 5%. Once participant voting opens, changing it will take a 67% participant vote. That vote is a 67% participant supermajority — a deliberately high bar.
YOUR RECORDS, PORTABLE
Every record that is yours can be taken with you, with a sha256 per section anybody can check. The source code is private today; opening it is the founder's decision.
FEATURE ROADMAP
Pioneers and high-contribution participants weigh in on what ships next.
DISPUTE RESOLUTION
Major dispute-policy changes go to a participant vote. Participants set the rules.
DATA POLICY
Any change to data policy requires full participant disclosure and a 30-day comment period.
FEE DISTRIBUTION
How protocol fees are allocated requires a governance vote to change.
HOW A VOTE IS WEIGHED

NO TOKEN.
NO CREDITS.
CONTRIBUTION.

A say on GRAJ is not something you hold. It is earned on your GRAJ Score, cast one ballot at a time, and read here from the same source the build checks against the database.

YOUR VOICE IS EARNED.

READY TO
RUN YOUR GAME ON GRAJ.

Free to join. Participants keep 95% of every transaction; GRAJ takes 5%. Built for 195 countries — payments live in the United States.