Check Token

The Native Token of Checks

Overview

The Check Token ($CHECK) is the native utility and value-capture asset of the Checks Platform. Deployed on Polygon for efficiency and low transaction costs, it connects and powers every aspect of the ecosystem. The token underpins staking, platform fees, liquidity, and governance, making it the central link between users, developers, and the broader market. Beyond serving as a transactional token, it aligns incentives across participants by ensuring that growth in platform usage directly translates into value for token holders.

Markets and Data

$CHECK is live and available across decentralized and centralized exchanges, with supporting data tools for transparency. Liquidity pools are actively maintained to provide stable access and price discovery, with more integrations planned as adoption grows.

Token Data

  • Ticker: CHECK

  • Standard: ERC-20 with EIP-2612 permit support

  • Total Supply: 100,000,000,000 (one hundred billion)

  • Primary Network: Polygon

  • Audit: Hacken (more to come)

Contract Address

  • Polygon: 0x5714B76B3D69f797BeDe08409e027e1a280C2530

Market and Data Links

  • Uniswap – decentralized trading pair

  • LBank – centralized exchange listing

  • Dex Screener – live market analytics

  • PolygonScan – token tracker and data

  • (Coming Soon) CoinMarketCap and CoinGecko listings

Staking and Rewards

Holders of $CHECK can stake their tokens by minting Staking Checks, which generate rewards directly from platform activity. This transforms staking into a liquid, tradable position while ensuring that rewards are tied to real protocol usage.

Rewards may be distributed in:

  • Stablecoins: USDC, USDT, and DAI

  • Blue-chip assets: ETH, POL, and BNB

By distributing rewards in currencies with tangible market value, staking provides meaningful returns while reinforcing long-term commitment to the platform.

Governance

$CHECK holders are empowered to shape the direction of the platform through decentralized governance. Proposals may include protocol upgrades, adjustments to fee parameters, the introduction of new check types, or expansion to additional blockchains. Governance also extends to reviewing and approving audited strategy modules, ensuring that every addition to the platform aligns with community standards. By giving token holders an active role, the platform builds long-term accountability and shared decision-making.

Fee Payments and Discounts

The Checks Platform applies service fees that are normally paid in the collateral token or the network’s native currency. However, users may also choose to pay fees with $CHECK, unlocking benefits such as reduced rates or rebate programs. This mechanism strengthens the role of $CHECK within the ecosystem and encourages consistent token demand tied directly to platform usage.

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