Pricing built for institutional budgeting
Quantova prices network access on terms that public sector bodies, banks and finance firms can plan against. Transaction fees are capped, bridge costs are fixed in advance and staking parameters are written into the protocol rather than set by an operator.
A capped fee that does not rise under load
Every transaction on Quantova settles for a fee about five cents, capped at ten cents. The cap holds when the network is busy, so the cost of an operation is known before it is submitted and remains stable across high volume periods. Fees are paid in QTOV and metered by the Quantova Virtual Machine, which accounts for the larger size of post quantum signatures while keeping the price predictable.
Institutions can model the cost of issuance, settlement and reconciliation in advance, without the variable gas markets common to conventional chains.
- ✓Transaction fee about five cents, capped at ten cents per operation
- ✓The cap holds during periods of high network demand
- ✓Costs are metered deterministically inside the QVM
- ✓Post quantum signature overhead is accounted for in advance
| Network fees | Terms |
|---|---|
| Standard transaction | Capped at $0.10 |
| Behaviour under load | Cap holds, no surge pricing |
| Settlement asset | QTOV |
| Metering | Deterministic, by the QVM |
| Finality | Deterministic, about 3 seconds |
Move value across chains at near zero cost
The Quantova bridge connects 36 blockchains and 78 assets on the Quantova Virtual Machine. Outward transfers carry a flat fee, and stablecoin movement is priced close to zero, so large settlements remain inexpensive at scale.
Light client legs
Transfers to and from Ethereum and BSC are validated by on chain light clients, with no operator discretion priced into the route.
Zero knowledge proofs
Outward transfers are proven with zero knowledge proofs, so every release of value follows the protocol at a fixed cost.
Post quantum signed legs
Connections to Bitcoin, Tron and Solana use post quantum signed validation distributed across the validator set.
Fixed staking parameters, set by the protocol
Quantova runs Nominated Proof of Stake. The bond, yield cap, commission range, unbonding period and penalties are defined at the protocol level and apply uniformly to every participant.
| Staking parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Minimum bond | 1,000 QTOV |
| Annual yield cap | 0.2% |
| Commission range | 0% to 25% |
| Unbonding period | 30 days |
| Severe offence penalty | 100% of stake |
A fixed genesis supply with transparent accounting
QTOV is the native asset of Quantova. It pays transaction fees, secures the network through staking and carries voting weight in on chain governance. The genesis supply is fixed at 4,571,429 QTOV, and every issuance, fee and reward is recorded on chain for independent verification.
Because economic parameters are enforced by the protocol rather than an operator, institutions can audit the full monetary record without privileged access.
| Property | Detail |
|---|---|
| Native asset | QTOV |
| Genesis supply | 4,571,429 |
| Fee payment | About five cents, capped at ten cents |
| Network role | Fees, staking and governance |
| Accounting | Recorded on chain, verifiable |
| Owner | Quantova Inc |
Plan your costs on Quantova
Review the staking parameters, integrate the tooling, or talk to our institutional team about issuing assets on post quantum rails.
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