Mission Fund on the GRAJ protocol. One fee. 195 countries. Join the protocol.
A share of every protocol fee is set aside and tracked separately, to fund access for operators who could not otherwise participate. It is a ledger entry, not a marketing line — and it is reconciled against the ledger on every deploy.
The protocol fee is 5% of the order and nothing else. A share of that fee — not an extra charge, not a donation prompt — accrues to the Mission Fund at settlement, on every order, automatically.
The fund's balance is derived from real settlements and checked against the double-entry ledger by an invariant that runs before every deployment. If the accrued total and the ledger disagree by a cent, the deploy fails. That is the difference between a fund and a claim.
Access. The costs that keep somebody out of commerce before they have earned anything — the first listing, the verification, the tooling — for operators who cannot front them.
Any number a person can type is a number a person can adjust. Computing it from settlements means the only way to increase the fund is to do more commerce, and the only way to misreport it is to break an invariant that stops the deploy.