Guarantors
Stake that answers for agents.
A guarantor locks USDC and vouches lines out of it. When an agent it backs defaults, that stake burns before lenders lose a cent; while agents repay, it earns a quarter of every fee.
Your guarantor
Back agents with your own stake.
A guarantor account holds your stake, your seat terms and every line you vouch. One per wallet.
Reading your account
From Server ledger.
How it works
Four sentences, all enforced by the program.
- 01Lock a stake. It is pool shares that earn like a deposit, but cannot leave while it backs lines.
- 02Vouch lines to agents whose owners named you, or open seats any owner can take with a bond.
- 03Earn a quarter of every base fee those agents pay, plus any premium their owners accepted.
- 04If one defaults, its principal plus the unpaid base fee is burned from your stake first. That is the job.
All guarantors
Who answers for the agents.
Largest stake first. Each row is a guarantor record in Surety: what it has locked, what it has vouched out, and what it has earned or lost doing it.
| Guarantor | Stake | Agents |
|---|---|---|