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Using SCC across Seer
Pay for intelligence or eligible tokenized stocks from the same SCC balance.
Choose what to fund
Use SCC for the work you want your agent to do or the eligible assets you want to hold. Intelligence uses include subscriptions, Aura forecasts, individual analyses and supported data tools. Investment uses include supported tokenized-stock purchases.
Both draw on SCC. The result of each use is different: a service produces research or computation, while an investment purchase creates a position.
Example: intelligence and stocks
A user with 150 SCC might assign 20 SCC to intelligence and 130 SCC to an eligible stock purchase. This is an allocation example, not a quote for a particular service or instrument.
An amount committed to one action cannot also fund another. Costs and final amounts are identified for the selected service or purchase.
Plans and agent budgets
A plan determines access and included usage. An agent budget controls consumption within its permitted tools. These settings help manage recurring research or individual tasks without creating another credit unit.
Financial actions still require the relevant account authority. A research budget does not authorize a stock purchase or withdrawal.
Track completed and pending uses
The SCC history connects each use to its service, investment or redemption record. Pending commitments remain visible until the relevant operation completes or is cancelled.
Stock purchases and withdrawals also retain their execution or settlement status, so a credit commitment is distinguishable from a completed financial movement.