Network fees
Payments, identity and verification for robots and autonomous agents.
ROBO is the utility and governance token of Fabric Protocol—an open coordination layer for intelligent machines, autonomous agents and the humans who build them.

Fabric is designed to coordinate robot identity, payments, data, computation and oversight through public ledgers—giving intelligent machines a verifiable way to work together.
The official project describes ROBO as the core utility and governance asset of Fabric Foundation. It is intended to support fees, machine identity, verification, network participation, staking and governance.
Fabric says its network will run on BNB Smart Chain for fast BEP-20 activity and later aims to migrate to its own Layer 1 chain as adoption grows. The existing ROBO token is tracked as a BNB Smart Chain BEP-20 asset.
Payments, identity and verification for robots and autonomous agents.
Token staking is designed to coordinate network participation and access.
Rewards can support skill development, tasks, data, compute and validation.
ROBO is intended to help guide network fees and operational policies.
Allocation percentages below are from Fabric Foundation’s official ROBO introduction published 24 February 2026.
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ROBO is currently tracked as a BEP-20 token with a fixed maximum supply of 50 billion.
The network experience is presented on BNB Smart Chain for BEP-20 activity.
As adoption grows, the project aims to migrate toward its own Layer 1 chain.
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Supply figures are token-wide totals—not separate supplies for each exchange. Platforms provide markets and custody; they do not create additional ROBO supply.