Agree before
the clock starts
- Packet
- Signed price update
- Delivery window
- 60 seconds
- Liability ceiling
- 500 USDG
The accepted signer, evidence format and timestamp source belong in the agreement
SURETY proposes capital-backed delivery of signed price data on Robinhood Chain
Local model, no funds move
Funded by beneficiary
Drag the receipt to test a delivery
The full bond returns to the provider, with the separately funded service fee
A local mechanism experiment, no funds move
Unpack the agreementA late price update can leave an application carrying the consequence
SURETY proposes a measurable delivery promise with a known source of capital
The accepted signer, evidence format and timestamp source belong in the agreement
Provider capital is committed before the delivery promise begins
Each unit represents 100 USDGTiming and validity are checked before the example resolves
A valid receipt within the 60 second deadline meets the example terms
After the review window, the full bond is released and the service fee is earned
The provider receives the remaining 2,000 USDG
Invalid evidence also fails this example, the penalty never exceeds the agreed liability ceiling
The proposed first use case checks when a signed packet arrives and whether its receipt meets the agreement
It does not guarantee market prices, investment returns or unlimited compensation
Adjust the provider bond, liability and deadline
Follow the same agreement from funding to settlement
An obligation with a defined limit
Lock the example bond to explore how the same terms resolve under different delivery conditions
The model checks delivery timing and example evidence validity, it does not verify a market price or estimate investment returns
Service registration and governance are proposed token roles
Each delivery obligation has its own separately reserved collateral