Read this article on bsc.news Zebec’s ZBCN token is used to pay payroll and product fees, stake for rewards, vote on network decisions and fund crypto cards. It also supports rewards and can
Zebec’s ZBCN token is used to pay payroll and product fees, stake for rewards, vote on network decisions and fund crypto cards. It also supports rewards and can serve as collateral in supported decentralized finance (DeFi) integrations. Zebec’s tokenomics document says demand comes from product use, not from paying for transactions on a base blockchain.
ZBCN has five main jobs across Zebec’s payroll, payment and card products:
Zebec calls fee settlement the token’s primary use. Employers can hold ZBCN to cover fees, or use stablecoin balances that convert into ZBCN automatically when fees are assessed.
For instance, Zebec’s Stellar deployment lets employers stream USDC to workers by the second instead of paying on a fixed payday. Zebec reports over $5 million in payroll there across more than 20 corporate wallets. The wage is paid in USDC, not ZBCN. Zebec said in October that payroll fees are either paid in ZBCN or used to buy it, depending on the network.
Zebec reports about $55 million in monthly payroll for 16,000 employees and 271 business clients.
The Zebec SuperApp brings payroll, payments, cards and staking into one platform. Its service fees are set in ZBCN, and holding certain balances may unlock better pricing, rewards or “pro” features.
ZBCN can fund all Zebec Cards, alongside more than 150 supported tokens. The Black Card relaunch, which comes with more in-app ZBCN use, was scheduled for October. However, Zebec’s cards page still lists that card as offline and due back in late 2026.
Zebec’s staking guide says annual percentage yield (APY), a yearly return that includes compounding, depends on the lockup chosen. Tokens cannot be unstaked before a lockup ends, and each wallet can stake up to 5 million ZBCN. Zebec’s 2025 MiCA white paper cited up to 15% APY. Zipmex said in October that Zebec has not published a current rate, so holders should check the app.
Governance runs through the Zebec DAO, a token-based voting group, at dao.zebec.io. Proposals are discussed offchain, then voted on onchain. Votes typically last from 24 hours to seven days and pass by simple majority.
A Blockworks filing from August says creating a proposal requires 0.5% of ZBCN supply. That equals 500 million tokens, or about $990,000 at the current price, so large holders have more influence.
Not on Solana. Gas is the fee paid to process a transaction on a blockchain, and Solana transactions are paid in SOL. Older Zebec docs and exchange guides describe ZBCN as gas on Nautilus Chain.
ZBCN has a maximum supply of 100 billion tokens. The final scheduled unlock came in March 2026, so no further releases are planned. Zebec now supports the token through buybacks, which are market purchases funded by revenue.
In the third quarter, Zebec bought 40,536,539 ZBCN for about $100,000 using card and payroll revenue. Three details matter:
ZBCN settles Zebec payroll and product fees, supports staking and DAO voting, funds cards and backs network rewards. It does not pay Solana gas or give holders dividends. Its supply is fully unlocked, and bought-back tokens are held while burns remain paused.
