Prove every payout you made
Each payout keeps its transaction hash, destination address, amount, and confirmation count on the record — so answering "did we pay them?" takes a search, not a block explorer and a group chat.
Start Tracking PayoutsA stablecoin payout is final and irreversible the moment it confirms, which makes the record of it the only thing you have. Most teams keep that record badly:
How it works
Payout proof in four steps
Record the payout
Capture who is being paid, the destination address, the amount, the token, and the chain.
Watch it confirm
The outbound transfer is detected on-chain and tracked as its confirmations accumulate.
Mark it final
Only past the chain's finality threshold — 12 confirmations on Ethereum, 19 on Tron — is a payout treated as settled.
Keep it searchable
The hash and status stay attached to the recipient and the period, so evidence is one search away.
The record
What gets stored with every payout
- Transaction hash, verifiable independently on any block explorer
- Sending and destination addresses
- Exact amount, held to full token precision rather than rounded
- Block time and confirmation count
- Finality state: unconfirmed, confirming, or final
Common mistakes
Errors this workflow prevents
- Treating a broadcast transaction as a completed payment
- Recording a rounded amount that no longer matches the chain
- Losing which wallet funded the payout
- Keeping proof only in a chat that gets archived
- Paying twice because the first payout was never recorded
A payout is irreversible. The record has to be right the first time, because there is no chargeback to fall back on.
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