Good things come with ownership.

優待 (yutai) is the Japanese word for the benefits a company gives the people who own its shares. Yutai brings that idea to shares held as tokens: holding a company's stock can unlock that company's benefits.

One view across your wallets. The same company's stock, held through different token programmes and chains, counts as one holding.

Every day you hold a company's stock counts towards its next tier. Trading above a tier's floor never resets the clock.

1. HolderThe first tier. You hold the company's stock, through any token Yutai maps to it.
2. StewardHeld for longer. The company's programme sets the days and the holding it asks for.
3. PatronThe top of the ladder, for the owners who have held the longest.

Each company's programme sets what a tier unlocks and the countries it is offered in. A benefit can be one of these kinds: discount code, experience, points, voucher, access, digital collectible.

On Spend and earn, purchases at companies you own earn you points. You connect a bank or card through the simulated provider, with view-only access: account numbers stay masked, and you can disconnect at any time. Reading new purchases from a connected bank is not switched on yet, so the purchases shown there are sample data.

Companies see combined figures about their holders, never you on your own. Yutai asks for no legal name and no identity documents. Your wallet signs a message to prove it is yours, and nothing is ever moved or approved on your behalf.