> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.lyzi.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.lyzi.io/en/token/programme-fidelite.md).
# Loyalty Program
## A virtuous program
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The entire principle of the program aims to encourage the community to use our services by rewarding them in a virtuous way.
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For each payment made via LYZI, an automatic redistribution and reward mechanism is triggered:
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**Fee Collection**
During a transaction, a percentage of fees is charged. These funds are then partially converted into liquidities (USDC, LYZI, etc.)
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**Cashback Distribution**
A portion of these funds is immediately redistributed to the user who paid, in the form of cashback in $LYZI, strengthening the attractiveness of daily token usage.
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**Holder Allocation**
A token allocation is assigned to all $LYZI holders, proportionally to the quantity they own. This allocation remains "pending" until it is unlocked.
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**Allocation Unlocking (release)**
When a user makes a payment with LYZI, they not only trigger their cashback, but also the unlocking of their accumulated allocation. Thus, the more a user participates, the more they benefit from an active return on their payments.
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In summary, this mechanism aligns the interests of all stakeholders:
* Active users receive cashback and unlock their allocations.
* Passive holders see their allocation grow proportionally to their holdings.
* The ecosystem as a whole gains in engagement and sustainability through regular and fair redistribution.
**More info** :arrow\_right:
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