2% of every Zama mining pool fee goes directly into the Community Fund — powering digital access and financial literacy across Africa. No foundations. No middlemen. Just miners giving back.
The Community Fund doesn't rely on donations or promises. It is built into how the Zama mining pool works — automatically, permanently, and transparently.
When the public pool opens, anyone with a CPU can mine ZAM. No expensive hardware. No special skills. Just connect and mine.
A standard pool fee of 2% is taken from mining rewards. This is normal practice across all mining pools — and every cent of it goes to the Community Fund, not to profit.
The fee is sent automatically to a dedicated Community Fund wallet. The address is public. The balance is visible to anyone. Nothing is hidden.
More miners means more blocks. More blocks means more fees. More fees means more funding for African communities — forever, automatically, without anyone needing to ask.
Africa was left behind in the first wave of crypto. The Zama Community Fund exists to make sure that does not happen again — by investing directly in the people and communities that need it most.
Teaching young Africans how to use, earn, and protect digital money — so the next generation enters the financial system on their own terms.
Supporting communities where traditional banking fails — giving people tools to save, send, and grow wealth without a bank account.
Funding access to devices, internet, and training for communities that have been priced out of the digital economy.
As the fund grows, the Zama community votes on where resources go. The network decides — not a boardroom in another continent.
This is the public wallet where all pool fee contributions are sent. You can verify the balance at any time using the Zama blockchain explorer. Zero trust required — check it yourself.
Join the waitlist now. When the pool opens, every block you mine contributes to communities across Africa. You earn ZAM. Africa moves forward.
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