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ONE holder credit

A monthly balance credit for accounts that link an Arc wallet holding ONE. Checked live on-chain, no snapshot to game.

Holding ONE on Arc is worth a monthly credit toward your OneRouter balance. There is no snapshot date to time and no staking contract to lock into — the credit is read from your wallet's live balance each time you check or claim.

Tiers#

ONE heldMonthly credit
1,000$0.50
10,000$2.00
100,000$5.00
1,000,000$15.00
10,000,000$40.00

Your tier is whichever row your current balance clears — no accumulation across tiers, no reward for holding above the top row beyond the top row's credit.

Get started#

  1. Sign in (or create a key) at /keys.
  2. Open your dashboard and find the ONE holder benefit card.
  3. Connect an Arc wallet. A signature proves you hold it — it authorises nothing else, no transaction, no transfer, no spend.
  4. If your balance clears a tier, claim the month's credit.
One wallet, one account

Connecting a wallet here links it to your signed-in account as an additional identity. If that wallet already belongs to a different account, linking is refused rather than merging the two.

How the check works#

GET /v1/me/holder-credit reads your linked wallet's ONE balance directly from Arc via balanceOf — not a cached snapshot — and reports the tier it clears, this month's entitlement, and how much of it is still unclaimed.

bash
curl https://onerouter.network/v1/me/holder-credit \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $ONEROUTER_KEY"

POST the same path to claim whatever is currently claimable. A month's credit can only be claimed once; claiming again before the next period reports $0 rather than erroring.

bash
curl -X POST https://onerouter.network/v1/me/holder-credit \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $ONEROUTER_KEY"

Refusals#

ReasonMeaning
No wallet linkedConnect an Arc wallet from the dashboard first.
Balance under the first tierHold at least 1,000 ONE to qualify.
Nothing claimableThis month's credit for your tier is already claimed.

Credit lands as ordinary prepaid balance — the same balance every request draws down, with the same no-withdrawal terms as a deposit.