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MakaChain charges a flat fee of $0.10 USD-equivalent per transaction. The fee is the same regardless of which token you send, how much you send, or how busy the network is. It is deducted from the asset you are transferring rather than requiring a separate gas token.

Because the fee is fixed rather than variable, cost per transaction is predictable at any volume — there is no fee spike during periods of high network activity.

No. MakaChain lets you pay transaction fees in the token you are transferring. If you send USDT or USDC, the $0.10 fee is deducted from that same amount. You do not need to hold MAKA in your wallet in order to transact.

Validators are compensated through a minting process equivalent to the fees generated, rather than by direct conversion of every fee. A portion of collected fees is used for burn and liquidity reinforcement.

MakaChain uses Proof of Authority (PoA) consensus, in which a permissioned set of validators produces blocks. This provides deterministic finality and predictable throughput. Validators are selected and hosted by established infrastructure providers across multiple countries and continents.

PoA means the validator set is permissioned rather than open. This is a deliberate design choice for a payment settlement network, where deterministic finality and predictable performance matter more than permissionless validation.

MakaChain achieves finality in a single block. A transaction is final once it is included in a block — there is no probabilistic confirmation period and no waiting for additional confirmations. Network throughput is approximately 4,500 transactions per second.

Single-block deterministic finality means a payment can be treated as settled as soon as it is included, which is the relevant property for merchant settlement.

MakaChain mainnet uses chain ID 777178, with the public RPC endpoint at https://rpc.makachain.io. Full mainnet and testnet network parameters are published in the developer documentation at makachain.io/developers.

Yes. MakaChain has been audited twice by Hacken — once for the blockchain itself and once for bridging. Both reports are published in full. All security findings were resolved and approved by Hacken. MakaPay and MakaWallet have separately been audited by Halborn, with those reports pending publication.

Some observations in the reports were accepted rather than changed. These relate to intentional architectural decisions specific to how MakaChain operates as a permissioned payment network, not to unresolved defects.

• Read the full report — Hacken — Blockchain Audit↗
• Read the full report — Hacken — Bridging Audit↗

MakaChain is EVM-compatible, so existing Ethereum tooling works without modification — Solidity, Hardhat, Foundry, ethers.js, viem and web3.js all work as they would on any EVM chain. Add the network using chain ID 777178 and the RPC endpoint, then deploy as normal. Note that deploying contracts on MakaChain requires your wallet to be whitelisted first.

To request deployment access, contact contact@makachain.io with your wallet address. This is a requirement of MakaChain's permissioned architecture. Full setup instructions, network parameters and testnet details are at makachain.io/developers.