# ZKsync Drops Enterprise Licensing-Fee Proposal From Token-Economics Plan By Simon Yoon Canonical URL: https://www.tokenpost.com/news/technology/56698 Published: 2026-11-13T13:29:13.000Z Updated: 2026-11-13T13:29:13.000Z Section: Technology > A separate plan would let public-chain interoperability fees convert into ZK, with governance deciding how tokens are distributed. ZKsync will stop pursuing enterprise licensing fees in its token-economics proposal, co-founder Alex Gluchowski said, while keeping open a possible path for public-chain interoperability fees to convert into ZKsync (ZK). Gluchowski cited open-source access as important to institutional adoption. The earlier model assumed institutions would use Ethereum as a shared settlement layer, with Prividium Ledger deployments connecting as Layer 2 networks and generating interoperability fees. Some institutions chose sovereign chains or private consortium chains instead. ZKsync introduced Prividium Commander for existing systems and launched Prividium Connect, a private cross-chain transaction product, this week. The retained [public-chain fee plan]() would collect interoperability fees from canonical Prividium Connect deployments. Those fees could later be converted into ZK through Fee Flow, with governance deciding how any tokens are distributed. The fee-switch code is public and undergoing an audit, and the Fee Flow contract is deployed on ZKsync Era. Governance must still approve the fee switch’s final deployment and activation. ## Links in this article - [public-chain fee plan](https://www.tokenpost.com/news/technology/53996)