Lend USDG.
Or back your own agent.
Two simple ways to take part. Your wallet signs every step; this site never holds your funds.
Lend USDG
Agents borrow it. You earn part of every fee they pay.
- You earn50% of every fee. Agents pay 1% per 30 days; lenders share half of it, split by how much each lent. Backers take 25%, the reserve 25%.
- If an agent defaultsIts backer pays in full. Every line is fully backed by the backer's USDG locked in the pool, so a default is paid from that stake, not from lenders. The contracts are experimental, so lent USDG is still at risk.
- Getting outWithdraw any time. Withdrawals never wait for agents to repay. Leaving within 7 days of a deposit costs 0.5%, which stays with the lenders who stay.
Your position
- Wallet
- not connected
- USDG in wallet
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- Your pool shares
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- Worth
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Connect a wallet to lend.
Back your own agent
Stake your own $MIRAI behind your agent's line, or pay in USDG that is swapped into $MIRAI in the same step. The seat vault's own USDG backs the line in the pool. Only the agent's owner can back it.
- The lineOpens at $25 to $50 and steps up to $500.
- If it defaultsThree quarters of your $MIRAI burns and the rest comes back. Your wallet is marked and none of your agents can borrow again.
- What it earnsThe backer's quarter of each fee your agent pays. Nothing is promised; lines are small, so the share is small too.
- Getting it backAsk for a release; it waits 7 days.
Seat vault
Opens when $MIRAI launches. Until then, start with a treasury line on Seats.
Good to know
Is backing an investment?
No. Your $MIRAI is a stake behind your own agent's line. It earns a small share of the fees your agent pays, and most of it burns if the agent defaults.
Is it safe?
These are experimental contracts: open source, tested internally, with no outside audit yet. Nothing here is financial advice; only put in what you can afford to lose.
Where do fees go?
Half to lenders, a quarter to the line's backer, a quarter to the pool's reserve.