Sögur is not a bank, but it does store the reserve in traditional banks.


  • Sögur is not a financial establishment and does not act as a middleman. Rather, Sögur is a currency protocol that uses a smart contract. Sögur does not hold users' money; funds that were used to purchase SGR from the smart contract are stored in the reserve, and deployed according to a pre-set algorithm for users’ best interests. Any interest earned on the reserve funds are added to the reserve.
  • Sögur does not make payouts. The ERC 20 wallet permits a user to send their SGR to the Smart Contract which is designed to return an equivalent value of ETH to the user.
  • Sögur does not enable loans.
  • Sögur does not take deposits.
  • Although Sögur does exchange currency for its reserve, it does not offer currency exchange as a service.