Fees & terms
This page explains what the APY numbers on Zyrex mean, how they are calculated in the product UI, and how platform and network fees are described.
What “APY” means here
APY (Annual Percentage Yield) is shown as an annualized rate for comparison — it expresses how rewards scale over a year when the same quoted rate applies for the full period. It is a planning figure to help you compare lock periods and assets.
The value you see reflects your chosen lock period, asset, and amount as shown in the calculator when you configure your plan.
How the calculator picks a rate
On the marketing calculator (e.g. the plans section on the homepage), Zyrex combines:
- Lock period — you choose one of the supported day buckets (for example 1, 7, 14, 30, 180, or 365 days). Each bucket has a defined minimum–maximum APY range shown in the interface.
- Asset — each asset has an internal weight that places the quoted APY between the min and max for that lock bucket (for example, stablecoins typically sit lower in the range; other assets may sit higher).
The number you see is therefore deterministic from lock + asset in the UI — so you can always see what goes into the quote before you commit.
Fees
Zyrex is designed so that rates and rewards are visible before you stake, in line with our “no hidden fees” positioning for the platform fee structure as presented in the product.
Network / blockchain fees (gas, miner fees, exchange or bridge costs) are set by third parties and are outside Zyrex’s control. Such fees may apply when you move assets on-chain or through external services and are not always visible in a single APY number.
If we introduce or change any service fee that applies to your stake, we will show it clearly in the flow before confirmation, or update this page — whichever matches how the product works at that time.
Questions
For anything unclear, use the Support chat on the site or contact us through the channels we provide in your account area.