Cross-network payment verification
Verify a payment
Paste a transaction id, address, payment link, block hash or height: Verify checks every configured BCH network for it and links you to the proof.
What you will see
- FoundIt exists on any configured network: a confirmed or pending transaction, a block, or a valid address. You get its page plus receipts, raw data and proofs.
- Not verifiedIt is not on any configured network yet, or the explorer could not check right now. The page says which.
- Not recognisedThe value is not a txid, block hash, block height, BCH address or BCH payment link.
Search jumps straight to the matching page. Verify stops to show the answer and the proof links first.
Verification command center: networks, feeds and discovery routes
Verify on one network
4 of 4 configured networks returned current data for this page.
- Verify on Bitcoin Cash Mainnetcurrent data · status
- Verify on Bitcoin Cash Chipnetcurrent data · status
- Verify on Bitcoin Cash Testnet3current data · status
- Verify on Bitcoin Cash Testnet4current data · status
Verification FAQ
- What is the fastest first click when I only have a txid?
- Use the all-network search if you are not certain which configured BCH network the tx belongs to. Once the correct network is clear, move into that chain's verify guide or canonical transaction page.
- What if I only have a wallet address or screenshot?
- Start from all-network search for the address, or compare networks and recent activity when the screenshot gives only partial context. The verify guides then narrow you into chain-specific evidence.
- Why add dedicated verify guides when search already exists?
- Because many users arrive anxious and task-focused. A great first impression is not just a search box; it is a page that explains the shortest trustworthy proof path for different kinds of visitors.
- Where are the public data routes?
- Start from llms.txt, sitemap, OpenSearch, and feeds. These routes list search, feed, and detail endpoints.
