*Points that expire. Tokens worth whatever the team decides this week. That's the entire crypto rewards playbook — and ScanHood just shipped the thing that breaks it: a rewards rail that pays out real tokenized stock, backed by real fee revenue, verified against a real transaction on mainnet.*
Every crypto platform says it "rewards" you for using it. In practice that means one of two things: points that expire before they're worth redeeming, or a native token whose value is whatever the team's own market-making decides it should be this week. StockBack, a new rewards rail from ScanHood, is built to be neither. It pays a real, verified slice of trading fees back in real tokenized shares — NVDA, AAPL — settled on-chain, on Robinhood Chain.
Most reward systems work backwards: promise a payout, then figure out later how to actually fund it. StockBack inverts that. A real fee event from a real ScanHood swap gets checked against the actual chain, not a self-reported number. 30% of that verified fee is set aside — but it only becomes a real, spendable balance once the treasury has genuinely purchased the underlying stock on-chain. Structurally, a "Funded" balance can never exceed what was actually bought, because nothing is credited until after the purchase confirms.
You choose which stock you're earning toward once. After that it rides on whatever you're already trading — no second app, no new liquidity pool to learn.
The honest version of any rewards program has to answer this question, and most don't. StockBack's answer: if real revenue ever comes in below what's been promised across pending rewards, every balance scales down together, proportionally, by weight. Nobody gets quietly skipped, and nobody gets paid first just because they claimed early.
ScanHood didn't just publish a whitepaper and call it done. The team ran a real transaction through the live system, end to end, and watched it get checked against the actual chain and credited correctly — a real transaction hash, on mainnet, not a testnet walkthrough.
The full formulas, contract addresses, and safety guarantees are public in ScanHood's own whitepaper, not locked behind a pitch deck.
On ScanHood, connect a wallet, pick a stock to earn toward (NVDA or AAPL), and trade normally through the swap. A real, on-chain-verified slice of the trading fee you already pay is set aside and, once purchased on-chain, becomes a claimable stock balance.
No. Token rewards pay you in a project's own token, whose value the project itself effectively controls. StockBack pays in real tokenized shares of NVDA or AAPL, the same underlying asset regardless of who's running the program.
No. The reward is generated from the trading fee on whatever you're already swapping — it's independent of what asset you actually traded.
Sources: ScanHood StockBack whitepaper v0.1, ScanHood /stockback (live), on-chain verification performed 2026-09-01.