Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know about the DeCharge waitlist. Find answers to the most common questions below.

DeCharge is a decentralized EV charging network powered by DePINFi (Decentralized Physical Infrastructure + Finance). It enables EV owners to charge anywhere, while giving individuals the chance to own, host, or invest in charging stations.
DePINFi combines DePIN (Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Networks) with DeFi (Decentralized Finance). It makes EV chargers tokenized and investable, letting people supply capital or host chargers while earning transparent, on-chain returns.
EV adoption is rising rapidly, but charging infrastructure hasn’t kept up. DeCharge addresses this gap by decentralizing ownership, accelerating deployment, and creating income opportunities for participants.
Each charging station is represented on-chain through tokenized assets. Investors can purchase fractions of these tokens, entitling them to a share of the station’s revenue, while keeping ownership liquid and tradable.
Revenue comes from:
  • Charging fees paid by EV drivers.
  • Network spreads from liquidity pools.
  • Tokenized yields distributed to hosts and liquidity providers.
If you have space at home, in a business, or on commercial property, you can apply to host a charger. DeCharge provides the hardware and setup, while you:
  • Earn a share of charging fees generated.
  • Potentially boost local foot traffic (if commercial property).
  • Contribute to EV adoption in your community.
Like any DeFi investment, DeCharge involves certain risks:
  • Infrastructure risks: Charger downtime, lower-than-expected usage, or local regulation may affect revenues.
  • Market risks:Tokenized yields depend on network growth and adoption.
  • Liquidity risks: Funds supplied to DePINFi pools may be subject to lock-up periods or market fluctuations.
  • Technology risks: Blockchain and smart contracts, while transparent, are still subject to bugs or vulnerabilities.

DeCharge mitigates risks through rigorous auditing, reporting, and community governance, but participants should carefully assess their risk appetite.

Like any DeFi investment, DeCharge involves certain risks:
  • EV drivers get more accessible charging.
  • Hosts earn revenue by providing charging points.
  • Liquidity providers earn yields while financing new infrastructure.
  • Investors hold real-world backed, tokenized assets.
Yes. DeCharge is designed as a global network. Using blockchain and DePINFi, it can expand across regions, enabling anyone worldwide to invest, host, or charge with DeCharge.