Fees & Backing

Current marketplace economics

Primary Open Mint

For a priced Open Mint, the current implementation sends 90% of the primary mint price to the collection creator and 10% to the CentroDrop platform. Vault backing is funded separately when the collection is created and is not taken from the buyer's mint price unless the creator configured the economics that way before launch.

Secondary sales, offers and auctions

When the original creator is not the seller, a completed secondary sale currently allocates 80% to the seller, 10% to the original creator as royalty, and 10% to the platform. If the original creator is also the seller, no separate creator royalty is charged; 90% goes to the creator/seller and 10% to the platform.

Vault backing and burn value

Vault backing is the CENTRO reserve assigned to an edition while it exists. It stays with the NFT through ordinary ownership transfers. The displayed burn value is the edition's redeemable backing under the current collection state. Burning permanently retires the NFT and releases that backing to the eligible owner; CentroDrop does not charge a marketplace sale fee on that redemption path.

Gifts

Direct gifts and Gift Pass acceptance change collectible ownership without a sale. They do not charge a seller payment, creator royalty or platform market fee, and they do not alter the NFT's existing vault backing.

Before you confirm

The transaction confirmation screen should be treated as the controlling display for the specific action you are taking. CentroDrop can change fee policy for future transactions, but a new policy should be disclosed before confirmation rather than silently applied after settlement.