SUCCOR (SUCR) & SOTERO (SOTC) 

About  SUCCOR (SUCR) & SOTERO (SOTC)

SOTERO (SOTC) and Succor (SUCR) are both trust-backed private digital assets engineered for secure, private, and efficient on-chain operations.

Both issued, governed, and administered under a dual-trust authority:

• Succor International Ecclesiastical Foreign Non-Grantor Trust, and

• Sotero Montellano Lopez III Irrevocable Trust

Together, these trusts provide the legal foundation, governance structure, fiduciary oversight, and operational mandate for SUCR & SOTC’s lifecycle, utility, and authorized uses.

Built on the Polygon and Ethereum blockchain, SOTC and SUCR enable seamless on-chain interactions including settlement, contract automation, asset transfers, and optional liquidity access through decentralized tools such as QuickSwap.

Its architecture is optimized for high-efficiency transactions, low fees, fast finality, and private-trust workflows requiring programmable digital assets.

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Although SOTC and SUCR can be traded or accessed through decentralized exchanges, this does not alter or diminish its legal status as a privately issued, privately governed digital asset.

Trading availability is provided solely for user convenience and interoperability within Web3 ecosystems.

Public trading access does NOT transform SOTC and SUCR into:

• A public cryptocurrency

• A publicly offered investment

• A regulated financial instrument

• A security under U.S. federal or state law

SOTC & SUCR’s issuance, governance, reserves, fiduciary controls, valuation processes, and internal trust functions remain private, ecclesiastical, and non-public.

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Purpose & Function

Both are designed specifically to operate within the Succor ecclesiastical and private-trust ecosystem for:

• Contractual settlement

• Escrow and performance assurance

• Digital-asset accounting

• Private-credit and collateral frameworks

• Automated smart-contract obligations

• Multi-jurisdictional trust and estate administration

Its function is utility-based, not speculative, and is purpose-built for structured private transactions requiring programmability, transparency, and trust governance.

QuickSwap Access