Ozapay

Ozapay, ticker OZA, is a payment application built on the Solana blockchain that aims to connect traditional fiat money and cryptocurrency in a single self-custody wallet. It targets everyday consumers and merchants who want to send, receive, or exchange euros, dollars, pounds sterling, or cryptocurrencies using NFC or QR code technology, without requiring a conventional payment terminal. The project positions itself as a regulated, user-controlled alternative to standard banking, incorporating KYC, KYB, and AML compliance.

Ozapay lives within the Solana ecosystem, relying on Solana's own consensus and settlement infrastructure rather than a consensus mechanism of its own. The OZA token functions inside the application both as a reward instrument and as a transactional asset: merchants fund a cashback system using OZA tokens, and users can spend or receive OZA alongside fiat currencies through virtual and physical Mastercard cards linked to the application. The partner network is described as offering discounts of up to 70%, with OZA serving as the bridge between merchant incentives and user activity.

The data provided does not include an explicit fee stream — no protocol revenue figures, fee rates, or distributions to token holders are stored for Ozapay, so fee-based measures that this site would normally report are not available here. What the data does show is a circulating supply of 909,588,287.04 OZA against a maximum supply of 996,889,071.62 OZA, meaning approximately 91.24% of the maximum supply is already in circulation at this point in time, leaving a dilution overhang of roughly 9.60% of supply yet to enter the market. The ratio of fully diluted valuation to market capitalisation stands at 1.096, reflecting that small remaining unlocked portion. Revenue or fee mechanics, if they exist within the application, are not captured in the stored data.