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Stevera

For Athletes

A connected athlete experience for every agreement, payment, and required action.

Athletes see the information, documents, financial visibility, and next steps relevant to their own activity—while institutional teams work from the same underlying record through clearly defined role boundaries.

Inside the Athlete Experience

A dedicated athlete experience, connected to the institutional record.

Agreements and required actions, payment visibility, payout preferences, tax-document access, and optional financial-readiness tools — organized around how athletes actually use it.

Product views are grounded in the Stevera OS working prototype and shown with fictional data.

Action Center

Agreements and Actions

See which agreements need your signature and which disclosures need action, in one place.

Payment Status Visibility

Track revenue-share distributions and third-party NIL activity as they move through the institutional workflow.

Notifications

Get notified when a document needs your signature, a payment updates, or a new tax document is ready.

Illustrative athlete mobile app screen showing an action feed: a university revenue-share agreement needing the athlete's signature, two third-party items under institutional review, associated-deal review threshold progress, a tax-document ready alert, and a bottom navigation with Home, Earnings, New Deal, Deals, Tax, and Help tabs. Fictional counterparties and sample data.

Earnings and Financial Readiness

Tax-Document Readiness

Once an institution-approved tax document is issued, it can become available in the athlete application with secure access and a notification that it is ready. Applicable forms depend on the payment type and the institution's tax determination.

In Collaborative Development

Optional Tax-Reserve Estimate

View an optional estimate intended to support personal tax planning alongside payment activity and available tax documents.

Estimates are informational and are not tax advice.

Financial-Readiness Tools

Planned financial-readiness content and tools designed to support athletes managing variable athletic income and future financial decisions.

Planned Capability
Illustrative athlete mobile app earnings screen showing recorded payments, an optional tax-reserve estimate, pending distribution, recent activity, and a Future Wealth Hub teaser labeled with its current capability status. Sample data.

Stevera activity is shown here. Connected-banking features are partner- and deployment-dependent.

Additional Athlete Workflows

Submitting a deal and accessing tax documents.

Illustrative Submit a NIL Deal screen for the fictional athlete Jordan Ellis, showing counterparty, company type, contract value, term, deliverables, a proposed-agreement supporting document, submission for institutional review, and the shared athlete-app bottom navigation with New Deal active. Illustrative product view using fictional data.
Illustrative athlete Tax Documents screen for the fictional athlete Jordan Ellis, showing a tax year, a Form 1099-NEC style document with gross recorded amount, a nonemployee-compensation and withholding box breakdown, transaction count, document status, institution-generated date, and access actions. Illustrative product view using fictional data — a sample document, not a filed or accepted tax form.

Sample document — not filed or accepted by any tax authority.

Account Choice

Use the preferred account — or designate another eligible account for payout.

Athletes are not required to use the preferred banking partner. They may choose a featured preferred account for optional connected-banking features or designate another eligible account to receive approved payments. Stevera access, recorded payment activity, payment-status visibility, tax documents, and informational tax-reserve estimates remain available regardless of the receiving bank.

Preferred-bank experience

Where offered, an athlete may open or use an account with the preferred banking partner. Participating-bank features may include connected balance and transaction visibility, more integrated banking services, and athlete-authorized, optional bank-held savings or tax-reserve tools. Availability depends on the banking partner and implementation.

In Collaborative Development

Another eligible payout account

An athlete may designate another eligible account to receive approved payments. Stevera can continue to show recorded payment activity, distribution status, tax documents, and informational tax-reserve estimates, but external balance visibility, transaction syncing, and bank-powered sweep features may not be available. The athlete may manually set aside the suggested reserve amount in any account.

Core access to Stevera is not conditioned on choosing the preferred banking partner.

Privacy and Role Boundaries

What you see. What your institution sees. What it never sees.

Athlete Sees

  • Agreements and required actions
  • Payment and distribution status
  • Recorded payment activity
  • Optional tax-reserve estimate
  • Tax documents
  • Personal activity history

Institution Sees

  • Disclosure and agreement status
  • Completion and signature status
  • Institutional approvals
  • Account-activation status
  • Required reporting records
  • Audit history

Institution Does Not See

  • Private account balances
  • Bank-account details and routing information
  • Personal transaction history
  • Athlete tax-reserve estimates

The current permission model is designed to keep private athlete financial information outside institutional and agent views.

Connected to the Institutional Record

Purpose-built for athletes. Connected to the same institutional record.

The athlete application provides a dedicated experience for agreements, disclosures, payment status, payout preferences, tax documents, and required actions. Updates remain connected to the institutional workflow without exposing private athlete financial information to university staff.

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