Section 01
Summary
BRON is the key to the Bron platform that gives access to institutional-grade self-custody.
10,000,000,000 BRON exist, and no more will be minted. Every fee the platform earns is burned, directly or through a pre-announced, rules-based buyback executed mechanically, steadily reducing the supply.
There’s no equity company sitting above the token. Users, early supporters, the Bron Foundation, and the team all hold the same asset — BRON — and the team’s is locked for years.
You can hold BRON to reach a Qualifying Balance faster. Tokens you buy in the app or on the secondary market are yours, and unlocked. Tokens held by the team, early supporters and part of the Foundation unlock only on a published schedule.
Before you begin: BRON is a utility token for using Bron, not an investment product. Its price can move for reasons outside anyone’s control, and access to it is restricted in some places. Please read Important Information & Restrictions before acquiring or holding BRON.
Section 02
Why Bron Exists
Institutional custody starts around $3,000 a month. Seed-phrase wallets are free — until one lost backup wipes you out. Neither is built for people who are serious about their crypto but aren’t a large institution with tens of millions under management.
Bron closes that gap. It’s a self-custodial wealth platform with institutional-grade MPC security, inheritance built in, seamless cross-chain swaps, and a policy engine for shared family or business use — the protection the smart money uses, without the smart-money price tag. Whatever your size, Bron is for people who take their digital assets seriously.
Section 03
Our Principles
Product First
Bron is a product-first company that happens to have a token — not a token with a product bolted on. If the platform isn’t for you, the token isn’t either.
No Equity Company
There’s no equity company. The Foundation, the founders, every team member, and our early supporters hold BRON — not shares. Those tokens are heavily locked and unlock only on a published schedule. One asset, one set of incentives, everyone pointed the same way.
Supporters, Not Investors
Bron didn’t raise venture money. In early 2025, more than 120 people we’ve worked with before, and who know this space, chose to back Bron directly, committing around $15 million between them. We kept it deliberately broad: no single commitment above $1 million, and a median of $40,000. These are operators and builders, and their tokens are locked according to their own schedule and unlock earlier than the tokens that belong to the team. Throughout these pages we call them Early Supporters.
No Airdrops
We don’t do airdrops. BRON isn’t given away — it can be acquired on the open market or earned by using the platform. Airdrops attract mercenaries who dump on day one, dilute the people who actually use the product, and manufacture vanity metrics that fool everyone. We’d rather grow with people who are here for the product and the long game.
Built to Be Transparent
We’ve engineered BRON to be transparent by default:
Concentrated supply, held in the open. For ownership that is concentrated, every major allocation is disclosed — you can see exactly who holds what.
Disclosed lockups, published unlock schedules. Locked tokens unlock only on a schedule that is published in advance.
Neutral Solvers. Secondary liquidity is supported by third-party Solvers who have no directional incentive whichever way BRON price moves.
A rules-based buyback. The buyback is pre-announced, rules-based and executed mechanically without anyone’s discretion.
No Immediate Exchange Listings
BRON isn’t listed on centralized exchanges, and we’re in no rush. Bron doesn’t run an exchange or an order book and isn’t a counterparty to your trades — secondary liquidity flows through the independent Bron Intents protocol, which has been through extensive third-party security audits and is being progressively decentralized. You can learn more about Bron Intents here. Building genuine traction is the priority.
Built to Last
Bron is well funded and has over $40m in its treasury excluding BRON tokens. We’re a small, senior team that has shipped together for over seven years, and the technology underneath already secures billions. Our focus now is singular: build the best self-custodial wealth platform on the market, and protect users from the full range of risks — from remote attacks to physical ones.
Section 04
Token Utility
BRON aligns incentives between the users, third-party providers and the team behind it and does two jobs: it unlocks the platform and it powers the ecosystem.
Wallet Access
Personal tiers carry no subscription. Instead, they rest on the concept of Qualifying Balances, which place users in tiers. Holding BRON lets you reach a Qualifying Balance sooner, as each $1 of BRON you hold carries 10× the weight of any other asset. Higher tiers pay lower fees, and Founders Club members pay no fees to Bron at all, using every service at cost. Every fee Bron collects is burned, directly or through the buyback.
Learn more about tier requirements
Ecosystem Access
Some features in the Bron Wallet are delivered by integrated third-party providers. To join the ecosystem, certain providers pay an access fee in BRON and, depending on the service they provide, fund an insurance pool.
Bron Intents: Solver Fees
When you swap in Bron, the swap runs through Bron Intents for liquid pairs, or through other independent protocols for the long tail. Bron isn’t a counterparty and doesn’t execute, route, or match your order — independent Solvers do, and each pays a fee in BRON on every intent:
- Stablecoin pairs and major assets (BTC, ETH, SOL, HYPE, CC): the lowest fees, as low as 0.05%
- Other pairs: between 0.05% and 5%, depending on the asset
- BRON disposals: the highest fee, at 500 bps (5%)
Every fee a Solver pays is charged in BRON and sent straight to the burn address. When you move BRON peer-to-peer none of these fees apply. When you sell BRON through Bron Intents, you pay the fee above, which is burned. The mechanic is deliberate: the more BRON is sold this way, the more is permanently removed from supply.
Bron Intents is an open protocol. It isn’t reserved for the Bron platform — any third-party interface can integrate it on exactly the same terms, and whichever interface broadcasts a transaction, the Solver fees are paid in BRON and burned. More volume attracts more Solvers, which tightens quotes for everyone; more volume also means more fees, and more BRON burned.
Bron Intents: Solver Insurance Pool
To become a Solver on Bron Intents, an integrated liquidity provider must post BRON into an insurance pool. The pool has to hold at least 2× the value of the intents the Solver can process at any single point in time.
For example: a Solver processing a $1 million intent must post $2 million of BRON into the insurance pool. If a second intent for $500,000 arrives before the first settles, the Solver can’t take it without adding a further $1 million of BRON to the insurance pool.
Solver fees and interface fees are deducted automatically from the Solver’s insurance pool and sent to the burn address. If the pool drops below the threshold, the Solver has to top it up. If a Solver fails to settle an intent, the protocol may slash its insurance pool, by decision of the Bron Intents DAO, to compensate the affected user. Bron does not operate the DAO, hold any pool, or guarantee settlement.
The flywheel: every active Solver has to lock up BRON to do business, and the amount scales with the volume it handles.
Section 05
Distribution, Vesting & Unlocks
Total Supply
The total initial supply of BRON is 10,000,000,000 tokens, the majority of which is locked. This is a hard cap: no additional tokens can ever be created.
A programmatic buyback and burn, which reduces the total supply, has been running since 1 October 2026. For the full details, see Burns & Circulating Supply.
Current Unlocked Token Allocations
As of —:
| Allocation | Unlocked | % of Total |
|---|---|---|
| Users | — | — |
| Bron Foundation | — | — |
| Founders & Team | — | — |
| Early Supporters | — | — |
| Total | — |
All historic or future BRON token sales by Bron group entities are made to Solvers, not to the public. These proceeds fund the development and operation of the Bron platform.
Token Unlock Schedule
Unlocks are dual-triggered: user-growth milestones, with a time-based schedule as a backstop. Tokens unlock at whichever condition is met first. A user is defined as a workspace with access to at least the Core tier, including any workspace that has cleared the $10,000 Core threshold at least once. For unlock purposes, a workspace’s tier is set by its own balances only.
For the purpose of counting users in the schedule, each tier is weighted to reflect its relative Qualifying Balance:
| Tier | Each user counts as |
|---|---|
| Core | 0.1 |
| Premium | 1 |
| Private | 10 |
| Business | 10 |
| Enterprise | 10 |
| Founders Club | 30 |
All percentages in the table below are cumulative. The first row shows where we are today.
| User Condition (weighted users) | Time Condition | Early Supporters | Foundation | Team & Founders | Total Tokens Unlocked |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| — | — | — | — | — | — |
| 5,000 | 31.03.2028 | 20.00% | 20.86% | 2.00% | 1,477,569,000 |
| 7,500 | 30.09.2028 | 30.00% | 27.82% | 4.00% | 1,926,367,000 |
| 10,000 | 31.03.2029 | 40.00% | 34.77% | 6.00% | 2,375,166,000 |
| 12,500 | 30.06.2029 | 50.00% | 41.72% | 9.00% | 2,873,965,000 |
| 15,000 | 30.09.2029 | 60.00% | 48.68% | 12.00% | 3,372,763,000 |
| 17,500 | 31.12.2029 | 70.00% | 55.63% | 16.00% | 3,921,562,000 |
| 20,000 | 31.03.2030 | 80.00% | 62.59% | 20.00% | 4,470,360,000 |
| 22,500 | 30.06.2030 | 90.00% | 69.54% | 24.00% | 5,019,159,000 |
| 25,000 | 30.09.2030 | 100.00% | 76.49% | 28.00% | 5,567,957,000 |
| 27,500 | 31.03.2031 | 83.45% | 32.00% | 6,014,055,000 | |
| 30,000 | 30.09.2031 | 90.40% | 36.00% | 6,460,153,000 | |
| 32,500 | 31.03.2032 | 97.35% | 40.00% | 6,906,000,000 | |
| 35,000 | 30.09.2032 | 100.00% | 46.00% | 7,300,000,000 | |
| 37,500 | 31.03.2033 | 52.00% | 7,600,000,000 | ||
| 40,000 | 30.09.2033 | 58.00% | 7,900,000,000 | ||
| 42,500 | 31.03.2034 | 64.00% | 8,200,000,000 | ||
| 45,000 | 30.06.2034 | 70.00% | 8,500,000,000 | ||
| 47,500 | 31.03.2035 | 76.00% | 8,800,000,000 | ||
| 50,000 | 30.09.2035 | 82.00% | 9,100,000,000 | ||
| 52,500 | 31.03.2036 | 88.00% | 9,400,000,000 | ||
| 55,000 | 30.09.2036 | 94.00% | 9,700,000,000 | ||
| 57,500 | 31.03.2037 | 100.00% | 10,000,000,000 |
Section 06
Burns & Circulating Supply
The BRON burn program has been in operation since 1 October 2026. It’s mechanical, and every burn is verifiable on-chain.
Every fee Bron generates (through user activity and integrated providers) is burned, directly or through the buyback. Proceeds the Foundation earns from token sales and treasury operations fund the development and operation of the Bron platform; they are not used for buybacks.
Because the Foundation is well funded, we don’t expect to divert any fee stream toward operations for at least the next three years, so 100% of the fees Bron generates currently go to the buyback and burn. This is a current operating decision and could change.
A note on the word “fees”: some services carry costs — third-party providers and direct platform costs such as network fees. Where those apply, they’re settled first, and “fees” on this page always means Bron’s own share, net of those costs. It’s that share, in full, that is burned.
Every burn ends in the same place: fees are either sent directly to the burn address, verifiable on-chain, or used to buy BRON from Solvers — and those tokens are then sent to that same burn address.
Fees Burned Directly
Fees already denominated in BRON go straight to the burn address:
- Solver fees — paid by Solvers for access to the Bron Intents protocol, deducted from the Solver’s insurance pool and sent to the burn address.
- Swap interface fees — charged when a user swaps through the Bron Wallet interface. They vary by tier, are already included in the quote the Solver provides, and are likewise deducted from the Solver’s insurance pool and sent to the burn address.
Fees Burned via Buyback
Fees received in assets other than BRON are used to buy BRON from Solvers, and the purchased tokens are sent to the burn address. All platform fees on on- and off-ramps and other services are treated identically: the full amount collected in a month funds buybacks, and the purchased tokens are burned between the 1st and the 10th of the following month.
Fees on future products will follow the same rule: if a fee is denominated in BRON, it goes straight to the burn address; if it’s in any other asset, it’s converted to BRON and burned on a monthly basis.
Token Supply Overview
The table below is updated daily; last updated at —.
| Initial token supply | — |
|---|---|
| Burnt tokens | — |
| Total outstanding tokens | — |
| Outstanding locked tokens | — |
| Outstanding unlocked tokens | — |
| Burnt tokens as % of total unlocked tokens | — |
| Annual supply reduction to date | — |
Section 07
Tier Requirements
No Subscriptions — Just a Qualifying Balance
Personal tiers have no subscription. Your tier is set by a single number, your Qualifying Balance: reach $10,000 to qualify and move up to a tier with lower fees once you pass $100,000 or $1,000,000.
| Tier | Qualifying Balance | Reached with BRON alone |
|---|---|---|
| Core | $10,000 | $1,000 of BRON |
| Premium | $100,000 | $10,000 of BRON |
| Private | $1,000,000 | $100,000 of BRON |
| Founders Club | By invitation | — |
Business and Enterprise are subscription plans for organisations. They can’t be reached through a Qualifying Balance or by holding BRON.
How Your Qualifying Balance Is Built
Four things count towards your Qualifying Balance:
- Crypto and NFTs you hold. Every $1 of crypto or NFTs you hold in Bron counts as $1.
- BRON you hold. Every $1 of BRON you hold counts as $10.
- BRON burned through your platform fees. Every platform fee you pay to Bron ends up burned, and 10× the value of the BRON burned is added to your Qualifying Balance for good.
- People you invite. Everything that counts towards the Qualifying Balance of each person you invite directly (their holdings, their BRON at 10×, and everything their own platform fees have burned) is added to yours.
Your holdings and those of people you invited move with market prices, so that part of your Qualifying Balance rises and falls. What comes from burns, yours or your invitees’, never goes down: once added, it stays with you permanently.
Examples
| You have | How it counts | Qualifying Balance | Tier |
|---|---|---|---|
| $12,000 of BTC and ETH | $12,000 × 1 | $12,000 | Core |
| $40,000 of crypto + $6,000 of BRON | $40,000 + ($6,000 × 10) | $100,000 | Premium |
| $60,000 of crypto; someone you invited holds $20,000 of crypto and $2,000 of BRON | $60,000 + ($20,000 + $2,000 × 10) | $100,000 | Premium |
| $5,000 of crypto; your platform fees have burned $500 of BRON over time | $5,000 + ($500 × 10, permanent) | $10,000 | Core |
Illustrative figures only.
Your Qualifying Balance is a measure used only to set your tier. It isn’t a balance you can withdraw, transfer or spend, and it has no cash value.
Section 08
Important Information & Restrictions
Please read this before acquiring or holding BRON.
Issuer
BRON is issued by Bron Issuer Ltd. This page is published for information only.
What BRON Is
BRON is a utility token that provides access to the Bron self-custodial wallet and related ecosystem functions. It is not a share, security, bond, deposit, e-money, fund interest, or investment product, and it carries no ownership, equity, dividend, interest, redemption, or governance rights in any Bron entity. Nothing on this page is an offer, solicitation, or recommendation to buy or sell any financial instrument, or investment, legal, tax, or financial advice.
No Promise of Value or Return
Bron makes no representation that BRON will hold or increase in value. The buyback-and-burn and the lending pool are product features that support the wallet and its ecosystem; they are not designed, and should not be relied on, to generate a financial return for holders. Statements about supply reduction describe how the mechanism works and are not predictions about price.
Risk Factors
Acquiring or holding BRON carries significant risk, including:
Loss of value. BRON’s price can fall as well as rise, and could reach zero. You may lose the full amount you paid.
Limited liquidity. BRON is not listed on centralized exchanges; secondary liquidity may be limited or unavailable, and you may be unable to dispose of BRON when you wish.
No guaranteed distributions. Lending-pool distributions are variable, not guaranteed, and carry counterparty and credit risk that Bron does not assess.
Smart-contract and protocol risk. The wallet, Bron Intents, and the lending pool rely on smart contracts and third-party protocols that may contain vulnerabilities or fail, despite audits.
Self-custody risk. You control your own access; Bron holds no keys and cannot recover funds or reverse transactions for you.
Regulatory risk. The treatment of crypto-assets is evolving and may change in ways that affect BRON, its availability, or its utility.
Jurisdictional Restrictions
BRON is not available, and this page is not directed, to persons in the United Kingdom or in any sanctioned or otherwise prohibited jurisdiction. Access from the United Kingdom and from sanctioned jurisdictions is geo-blocked. It is your responsibility to ensure that acquiring or holding BRON is lawful where you are; if it is not, you must not acquire or hold it.
Forward-Looking Statements
Statements about future functionality, unlock schedules, roadmap, and fee allocation are forward-looking, reflect current intentions only, and may change without notice. Historic figures are not indicative of future results.
