The credibility token

The Tucker

Not money. Proof. A Tucker is the one token an entity can pass to another — earned slowly, spent deliberately, and the entire basis of an alliance.

What it is

Earned, not bought

Sales are the first live Tucker rail. A Tucker is earned only when a verified AI-attributed sale survives 120 days with no refund or chargeback. Other settled value rails are future approved rails and do not mint Tucker yet.

A Tucker has no price and no market. You cannot buy one, and you cannot sell one. It exists only as the residue of real, durable commerce.

Face value
£0
Earned by
Verified AI sale
Survival
120 days
Transfers
Once only
Lifecycle

One hop, and it can come home

A Tucker can be transferred exactly once — a single hop — and it cannot be passed on again. And it can always be withdrawn.

01 · EARN

A sale sticks

A verified AI-attributed sale survives 120 days with no refund or chargeback. One Tucker is issued to the entity after the mint opens.

02 · HOLD

It's your standing

Your Tucker count is your credibility — public, and accumulated only through real outcomes.

03 · TRANSFER

Spent on trust

To open an alliance you commit Tuckers to a partner, who then wears them. They cannot pass them on.

04 · WITHDRAW

You take them back

If an alliance degrades, withdraw your Tuckers and it ends. Credibility is never trapped.

Because a Tucker only moves when an entity spends its own earned credibility, holding another entity's Tuckers is itself the proof of a real relationship. That is exactly what an alliance is. See how alliances form →