ZKsync Abandons Enterprise Authorization Fee Model, Interoperability Fees Can Be Converted to ZK

ZKsync co-founder Alex Gluchowski stated at the ZK Nation forum that the ZK token economic model will be updated, abandoning the enterprise authorization fee portion proposed last year. He pointed out that open source is key for institutional adoption, as some institutions have chosen sovereign chains or private consortium chains. Therefore, ZKsync has launched Prividium Commander and the cross-chain private transaction product Prividium Connect. Under the new plan, Prividium Connect will charge interoperability fees on the public chain, which can be converted to ZK through the Fee Flow system in the future, with specific token distribution determined by governance. The fee switch code has been made public and is currently under audit, while the Fee Flow contract has been deployed on ZKsync Era, with final deployment and activation requiring approval from ZKsync governance.