Settlement & Issuance
Lease settlements pay providers the full agreed amount in ACT from escrow. There is no take-rate or platform deduction on those payouts. Network transaction fees are separate costs of submitting on-chain actions and do not come out of lease settlement amounts.
Burn-mint equilibrium (x/bme)
Section titled “Burn-mint equilibrium (x/bme)”The BME module implements token burn and mint operations. Its keeper exposes:
BurnTokens— burns tokens from an account, used for token destruction and collateral burning; burn amounts must be positive and the module tracks cumulativeTotalBurnedstate in genesis and exports.MsgBurnMint— a message-level burn/mint operation processed by the module’s message server.
Together with issuance controls in x/issuancepolicy (governance-managed
policies with pause support), BME supports the supply rules. The proposed
issuance path is VEID-led: every 15-token batch allocates 14 tokens to
eligible active verified humans and 1 token to the Foundation-controlled
genesis account. The Foundation allocation is part of the 15 tokens, not an
additional mint. Initial supply is 0 tokens and there is no maximum
supply cap. New tokens are issued only when unique human identities are
verified; issuance can continue with new verified identities and human
population growth. Staking does not independently authorize new issuance.
Why it matters per audience
Section titled “Why it matters per audience”| Audience | Relevance |
|---|---|
| Providers | The full agreed lease amount settles from escrow in ACT. |
| Tenants | Settlement pays the agreed amount; transaction fees apply only to chain actions. |
| Token holders | VEID-led issuance splits each 15-token batch: 14 to eligible humans and 1 to the Foundation genesis account. |
| Validators | Transaction fees compensate validators and support spam resistance; fee parameters are governance-controlled. |
Queries
Section titled “Queries”| Query | Purpose |
|---|---|
Params | Current module parameters. |
Status | The module’s current issuance status. |
VaultState | The state of the module’s token vault. |
Module interactions
Section titled “Module interactions”| Module | How they interact |
|---|---|
| x/settlement | Settles the full agreed payout from escrow. |
| x/issuancepolicy | Mint schedules operate under governed issuance policy. |
| x/staking | Issuance funds staking rewards alongside the inflation mechanism. |
Related documentation
Section titled “Related documentation”- Tokenomics — the supply design explained in context.
- Governance Staking — how issuance funds security and network participation.