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What Superform is

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Superform is a non-custodial onchain neobank: an app for buying tokenized U.S. stocks, earning yield on dollars and moving money, built on top of the Superform Protocol rather than a custodial brokerage. Its pitch is access without a bank account or brokerage in the user's country.

What it does

Superform's interface lets users buy tokenized U.S. equities, hold dollar balances that earn yield from DeFi strategies, trade crypto and send money. The company describes itself as a user interface to a decentralized, non-custodial system, so users keep control of their own assets rather than holding them with Superform.

Earn Stocks on Base

Earn Stocks is Superform's product for putting tokenized stocks to work. Rather than leaving shares idle, it runs DeFi yield strategies on tokenized versions of large-cap U.S. stocks while the holder keeps full price exposure to the stock. Superform launched it on Base, with Aave as the underlying lending venue.

Token

Superform's protocol token trades under the ticker UP and is listed on centralized exchanges.

Why it matters on Base

Superform is one of the clearer consumer-facing uses of tokenized equities on Base, combining a stock wrapper with a DeFi lending market in a single product rather than asking users to assemble the pieces themselves.

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Every dated thing we know · Oct 2026
Oct 12, 2026★ MilestoneGraph genesis
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Superform entered the Descout entity graph — the start of its permanent record.
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