A self-sustaining network economy.
Multiple revenue streams ensure the TAU ecosystem can pay its workers, fund development and protect the value of every Kabiru in circulation.
Where network revenue comes from
Transaction Commissions
Marketplace transactions — small percentage from each sale, distributed three ways: System · Link Commission · Seller. Volume-based scaling ensures sustainability.
Mining operations — processing fees for value validation and network maintenance contributions.
Service Fees
- Premium membership tiers
- Corporate partnership fees
- Training workshop registrations
- Advanced AI service usage
- Expedited verification services
- Business listing promotions
Valentor Holdings Revenue
- Corporate business facilitation
- Institutional partnerships
- Direct sale of Kabiru Credits at 1:1 parity (with local currency)
- System service fees on facilitated transactions
- B2B service contracts
- Research and consulting services
- Educational program licensing
Application Ecosystem
- Utility-app marketplace commissions
- Third-party app integration fees
- API access for partner platforms
- Premium feature subscriptions
- Sponsored placement in directories
Triple Point Distribution
Every marketplace transaction distributes value three ways simultaneously — to the System (sustaining the network), to the Link Commission(rewarding the marketer who introduced the customer) and to the Seller.
This is how the Kabiru economy ensures every participant in a transaction earns — not just the buyer and seller, but the community connector and the network itself.