USDG enters
A user deposits USDG on Arbitrum and receives EUSD at the protocol conversion rate.
Eagle USD separates the liquid synthetic dollar from the yield-bearing credit position. EUSD is designed for stable value transfer; sEUSD represents participation in the vault.
A user deposits USDG on Arbitrum and receives EUSD at the protocol conversion rate.
Staking exchanges EUSD for shares in the yield-bearing Eagle USD vault.
Vault capital is designed for senior-secured lending under defined credit and reporting controls.
The first deployment uses Global Dollar as the deposit token. The live USDG address is already fixed in the application configuration.
The interface will distinguish instant token conversions from any asynchronous vault-redemption process.
Users sign locally in their wallets. Administrative protocol operations remain outside this public application.
Contract mechanics, redemption timing, fees, disclosures, and final risk terms will be updated from the deployed and reviewed Eagle USD contracts before transactions are enabled.