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Stake-to-Stock
Stake $SEER. Receive capital credits. Choose where to use them.
Stake
Stake eligible $SEER under the program terms. Those terms determine which balances qualify, the relevant holding period and the rules for unstaking. Reward eligibility is separate from access to intelligence services or a particular financial instrument.
Receive capital credits
The program uses a 24-hour crediting cycle for eligible reward allocations. A participant’s allocation depends on the available reward pool and their eligible share under the staking rules. Rewards are denominated in Seer Capital Credits.
A crediting interval is not a promised yield. No positive reward is guaranteed for a particular day, and the 10% profit allocation is not a 10% return on a user’s stake.
Buy tokenized stocks
Apply eligible SCC value through the supported conversion and purchase flow. Review the available instrument, allocation, price and costs before submitting a purchase. Eligible SCC-funded purchases carry zero Seer platform trading fees; spreads, network charges and other execution or settlement costs can still apply.
Tokenized instruments have their own issuer terms, custody arrangements and redemption rights. They should not be assumed to provide every right of directly held shares. Once purchased, the investment’s value moves with its market.
Pay for intelligence
Use eligible SCC on Seer’s intelligence, subscriptions, individual analyses and supported data tools. An agent still needs the relevant tools enabled and an appropriate spending allowance. Having credits does not expand its financial permissions.
Request a withdrawal
Request redemption through the supported withdrawal flow. The amount available, eligibility, fees and settlement conditions are determined by the program terms. A submitted request is distinct from a completed payout; committed credits are no longer available for another use while the request is being processed.
Privacy in the purchase experience
Account privacy concerns who can see a user’s activity and personal information. Public-chain transactions and instrument contracts may remain visible, and transaction providers can require information to complete a supported purchase. A private account experience does not make settlement anonymous or remove applicable eligibility requirements.