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Seer Capital Credits
The SCC balance received through Stake-to-Stock.
What one SCC represents
The program denomination is 1 SCC = $1 in platform value. SCC connects eligible staking rewards to supported Seer services and redemption routes. It is distinct from the market price of $SEER and from the value of any tokenized stock bought using those credits.
The denomination does not make SCC an ownership share in Seer, a tokenized stock or a claim to a fixed investment return. Conversion and withdrawal follow the program’s terms.
Where SCC can be used
| Use | What happens |
|---|---|
| Intelligence | SCC pays for an eligible subscription, analysis or tool usage. |
| Tokenized stocks | Eligible credit value is converted and applied to a supported purchase. |
| Withdrawal | Credits are redeemed through a supported payout arrangement. |
Available and committed balances
Available SCC is the amount eligible for a new action. Committed SCC is assigned to a pending purchase, service request or redemption and cannot be reused at the same time. Completed consumption or redemption reduces the corresponding balance.
These states make a pending request understandable without presenting it as a completed transaction.
Example: choosing a use
A user with 150 SCC could allocate eligible credit value toward a supported stock purchase, spend part on research or request a supported redemption. The preview for the chosen action establishes the applicable amount and costs. The same 150 SCC cannot fund all three actions at once.
This example explains balance use. It does not quote an available instrument, a withdrawal limit or a specific service price.
A readable account history
A credit history identifies rewards received, amounts used, outstanding commitments and completed redemptions. When a request is cancelled or adjusted, its status and any resulting balance change show their resulting status and balance change. A purchase also has a separate instrument and settlement record.
Connection to settlement
Using SCC for a service, an eligible investment or a withdrawal creates a record appropriate to that operation. Amounts committed to pending activity remain distinguishable from available credit.
The completed record connects credit consumption or redemption with the resulting service, asset or payment. External settlement follows the supported account, instrument and payment arrangements.