I want to deploy a smart contract for deposit part of an exchange...I know the creator of a smart contract should pay fee(gas fee) to deploy it...my question is as follows: do senders also should pay fee for every transaction that send to contract or it is free for them?
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The person who sends the transaction to the contract will pay the fee for that transaction.
answered Nov 16 '20 at 13:18
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