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Technically, when delegating, the validator does not get access to the delegator's funds, since these funds actually remain in the delegator's account. Delegated coins are linked (bonded) to the validator's account balance, while the owner of the coins simply cannot dispose of the delegated funds until he unlinks (unbonds) them from the validator with the appropriate request. The validator does not have access to the delegated coins and cannot withdraw or spend them. | Technically, when delegating, the validator does not get access to the delegator's funds, since these funds actually remain in the delegator's account. Delegated coins are linked (bonded) to the validator's account balance, while the owner of the coins simply cannot dispose of the delegated funds until he unlinks (unbonds) them from the validator with the appropriate request. The validator does not have access to the delegated coins and cannot withdraw or spend them. | ||
== Delegation fee == | |||
In the [[Decimal blockchain]], the transaction [[fee]] consists of a fixed rate for the transaction type and the cost per unit of transaction volume in bytes. | |||
'''Fixed rate:''' 1 unit = 0.001 [[DEL]] | |||
The delegation fee is 200 units, which is equal to 0.2 DEL. | |||
== See also == | == See also == | ||