👉 Commissions computing refers to the process where a third-party service provider, often a blockchain network or platform, earns revenue by facilitating transactions on a blockchain network. This typically involves charging fees for processing these transactions, which can include the transaction amount itself as well as a portion of the network's transaction fees. These commissions are usually paid out to the service provider after verifying and recording the transactions on the blockchain, incentivizing them to maintain network security and efficiency. This model is common in decentralized applications (dApps) and various blockchain ecosystems, where the network's performance and security depend on the active participation of these service providers.
