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Gas Fee Structure on edeXa

Optimize your transactions. Understand how gas fees work across edeXa’s testnet and mainnet.

The edeXa Public Blockchain uses a dynamic gas pricing model, designed to be transparent, predictable, and efficient — especially for enterprise-grade and developer workloads.

Whether you're testing on our Testnet or deploying to Mainnet, understanding the gas fee structure can help you build better, faster, and more cost-effective smart contracts and dApps.

🔍 Live Gas Tracker

Want to monitor real-time gas prices? Head over to the live gas tracker: 👉 Gas Tracker (Testnet)


💡 How edeXa Gas Works

  • Base Gas Price: The minimum required to process a transaction. ➤ Currently: 4761904761 wei

  • Gas Limit: The max computational effort a transaction is allowed to consume. ➤ Network Default: 30,000,000

  • Gas Used: Determined by the complexity of your smart contract execution.

  • No Tip/Tipless Model: Unlike Ethereum's EIP-1559, edeXa operates without a priority fee or "tip." This simplifies gas logic for developers.

✅ All transactions are final after inclusion. There is no mempool-based reordering due to higher gas prices.


🚀 Why It's Developer-Friendly

  • Predictable Gas Costs

    • Great for budgeting complex enterprise operations

    • Useful for low-volume, high-importance workflows (e.g., notarizations, records)

  • No Front-running

    • Equal transaction ordering. You don’t have to bid higher gas fees to “cut in line.”

  • Efficient Execution

    • X-Boost upgrade ensures that even complex contracts run without bloating gas usage unnecessarily.


⚙️ Best Practices for Devs

  • ✅ Estimate Gas Before Execution: Use tools like eth_estimateGas or integrate with the RPC API to pre-calculate cost.

  • ✅ Test Smart Contracts on Testnet: Faucet available → https://faucet.edexa.com

  • ✅ Use Optimized Solidity Patterns: Gas-optimized code ensures scalability and affordability.


📘 RPC Gas Methods Available

jsonCopyEditeth_gasPrice
eth_estimateGas
eth_getBlockByNumber (to inspect baseFeePerGas)

If you’re planning a launch or enterprise integration, our team can assist with fee analysis, simulations, and gas strategy consulting for large-scale deployments. Reach out via the developer contact form or join our developer Discord (coming soon!).

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