NEAR Intents has generated $57.7M in total fees to date. Over the last 30 days it made $5.9M in fees — an annualized run rate of roughly $72.4M. On the latest complete day (2026-10-29): $199.2K.
NEAR Intents fees, live
| Window | Fees generated |
|---|---|
| Latest complete day (2026-10-29) | $199.2K |
| Last 7 days | $1.1M |
| Last 30 days | $5.9M |
| All-time | $57.7M |
| Annualized (30d run rate) | $72.4M |
Figures are gross protocol fees from the official NEAR Intents metrics (via DefiLlama's fees dashboard). Under the fee switch, a share of gross fees flows to integration partners and solvers — the amount NEAR itself captures is smaller than the gross figure.
How much does NEAR Intents make?
The short answer: $5.9M in the last 30 days, and $57.7M since launch. Fee revenue scales with swap volume — NEAR Intents settles crosschain swaps across 35+ chains, and the fee switch (live since late 2025) converts that volume into protocol revenue with a partner revenue share. Compare this against the crosschain volume it routes and the live protocol stats.
How NEAR Intents pricing works
- Solver spread — the main cost; minimized by competition.
- Protocol fee (fee switch) — taken on settled volume, shared 50/50 with distribution partners by default.
- App/affiliate fee — optional, set by the integrator routing the swap.
- No bridge fee — no lock-and-mint bridge, so no separate bridge toll or wrapped-asset risk.
For exact fee parameters, see the official NEAR Intents documentation. NearStats tracks live integrator volume by app, referral and affiliate activity, confidential swaps, and NEAR price with open-market buybacks funded by protocol revenue.
Frequently asked questions
- How much does NEAR Intents make?
- NEAR Intents has generated $57.7M in total fees, including $5.9M over the last 30 days ($199.2K on Oct 29 (latest complete day)). These are gross protocol fees; a share flows to integration partners and solvers under the fee-switch revenue split.
- How much revenue does NEAR Intents generate per year?
- Annualizing the trailing 30-day fee run rate, NEAR Intents is generating roughly $72.4M per year in gross fees. The run rate moves with swap volume, so the live figure on this page is the current pace, not a forecast.
- How much does a NEAR Intents swap cost?
- Pricing on NEAR Intents is set by solver competition: solvers quote to fill a user's intent and the best quote wins, so the effective cost is the spread the winning solver charges plus any protocol/app fee. Because solvers compete, users typically receive competitive cross chain rates.
- How does NEAR Intents make money?
- The NEAR Intents fee switch takes a protocol fee on settled volume, with a revenue share to distribution partners; solvers separately earn the spread between their quote and their sourcing price. NearStats tracks referral and affiliate activity on its leaderboard.
- Are there bridging fees?
- Because NEAR Intents uses solvers rather than a lock-and-mint bridge, users avoid traditional bridge fees and wrapped-asset risk; costs are expressed in the quoted swap rate.
Cite this data
NearStats, "NEAR Intents Fees & Revenue", https://nearstats.org/near-intents/fees (data as of 2026-10-31 17:54 UTC).
Data is free to use with attribution: please link nearstats.org/near-intents/fees.