Bancor has a built-in token called BNT that serves as the common price token to complete trades and other smart contract tokens. A small part of the total trading fees are distributed to Liquidity Providers, or LPs, that deposit tokens into Liquidity Pool as a reward or a commission. Trading fees also protect user deposits from Non- permanent Loss, while minted and burned BNT supply maintains the constant market function for continuous token pricing.

Bancor already exists on Ethereum and EOS; it has the ability to be used in any smart contract-enabled blockchain network to provide cross-chain liquidity.