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Activation

Priced in dollars. Bonded in $PEAQ.

Operators pay a yearly price per machine, on any chain. The network turns it into a $PEAQ bond on the machine's identity.

A person activating a small delivery robot on a street
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    Pay in dollars, yearly

    By card, bank transfer, stablecoins, or $PEAQ.

  2. 2

    $PEAQ bonds to the machine

    At an oracle-stamped rate. Not staked, not recoverable.

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    Renew each year to build weight

    Every renewal adds to the bond and earns tier points.

Tiers

Three tiers, per machine per year

Entry

$0.02/ year

Identity and market access.

Suitable for sensors, trackers, meters, and other high-volume devices.

Fees 1.00×1 pt / period

Basic

$0.20/ year

Adds credit scoring and hardware attestation.

Suitable for machines that transact regularly: chargers, drones, vending.

Fees 0.50×2 pts / period

Pro

Pilot

$40/ year, indicative

Adds financing-grade credit ratings.

Suitable for capital-intensive machines: robots, vehicles, energy systems.

Fees 0.25×5 pts / period
Any chain

Activate on any chain

A machine on Solana or Base activates there, and its $PEAQ is bonded from there. Its standing anchors on peaq either way.

Counter-cyclical

Lower price, deeper bond

Prices are in dollars, so a lower $PEAQ price means each activation bonds more tokens.

Not renewed

Half the bond is burned

If a machine isn't renewed after its year: 14 days of grace, then a 14-day runoff. Half the bond is burned, half goes to the Treasury.

Once activated, the machine can do business

It is discoverable through peaqOS, can pay and get paid, prove what it did, and be trusted by parties it has never met. Each of those is a coordination event.

Set through governance

Prices, fees, and allocations can change through governance.

Structural, not live

Figures come from the Economics 2.0 paper. For live numbers, see the Machine Explorer.

Information, not advice

Not an offer or investment advice. Verify contract addresses before you transact.