How manual verification works
StableDeliver is a non-custodial tool. We never hold, move, or have access to your funds, private keys, or seed phrases. There is no smart contract and no custody. The seller verifies each payment on-chain themselves and then delivers the product manually.
Share a payment request
The seller shares a payment request or link that includes their own receiving wallet address, the asset (USDT, USDC, or BTC), the amount, and the chain. Funds go directly to the seller's wallet — StableDeliver is never in the path.
Buyer pays and shares the transaction hash
The buyer sends the agreed asset — USDT/USDC on a supported chain (Ethereum, Polygon, BNB Smart Chain, Arbitrum, Solana, or Tron), or BTC on Bitcoin — and shares the resulting transaction hash with the seller.
Seller verifies on-chain
The seller opens the public block explorer for that chain and confirms the transaction themselves: the destination address matches their wallet, the token is correct, the amount is right, and the transaction has enough confirmations. This check is done by the seller — not automatically by StableDeliver.
Seller delivers manually
Once the seller is satisfied the payment is real and confirmed, they manually deliver the file, license key, or access to the buyer.
Block explorers
Use the public, read-only explorer for the chain the buyer paid on. Paste the transaction hash to confirm the details yourself.
- ↗Ethereum: etherscan.io
- ↗Polygon: polygonscan.com
- ↗BNB Smart Chain: bscscan.com
- ↗Arbitrum: arbiscan.io
- ↗Solana: solscan.io
- ↗Tron: tronscan.org
- ↗Bitcoin: mempool.space
FAQ
Why manual?
Manual verification keeps the tool honest and simple. There is no custody, no smart contract, and no automated system that could move your funds or get tricked. You see the real transaction on the public explorer with your own eyes before you deliver.
Is it safe?
Funds never touch StableDeliver — they go straight from the buyer to the seller's own wallet. Because you confirm the payment on the public block explorer yourself, you are not trusting us to tell you it arrived. You are responsible for verifying the amount, token, destination, and confirmations before delivering.
Which chains?
Supported chains today are Ethereum, Polygon, BNB Smart Chain, Arbitrum, Solana, Tron, Bitcoin. USDT and USDC are supported where available on each chain.