Transaction security
What the service does to protect a transaction — and what we say plainly, instead of promises nobody can keep.
A separate address for every order
The Bitcoin address is drawn from a pool for that specific order and is never reused. That rules out any mix-up between different clients' transactions.
Address and network checked before the order
The form validates the recipient address format and warns you if the address belongs to a different network — an EVM address when TRC20 is selected, for example.
Calculations on the server
The rate and the payout are recalculated on the server when the order is created. Values coming from the browser are never accepted as the basis for a calculation.
Details only via your personal link
The order number alone shows nothing but the status. Amounts, payout details and the payment address open via a link with a secret token.
Status change log
Every status change is recorded with a timestamp and the source of the action. The history is visible to both the client and the operator.
Rate limiting
Order creation and admin panel login attempts are rate-limited to make automated brute force harder.
What we say plainly
- We do not promise anonymity. Transactions on public blockchains and bank transfers are recorded by those systems regardless of us.
- We apply internal transaction-control procedures; what they consist of is not disclosed. The counterparties handling a payout apply their own controls, over which we have no influence.
- A confirmed Bitcoin transaction is irreversible. A mistake in the address or the network loses the funds, and that cannot be compensated.
- Payout timing on bank directions depends on the recipient's bank, not on us.
How to protect yourself
- · Check the recipient address and network before creating an order, not after.
- · Send exactly the amount stated in the order, in a single transaction.
- · Do not reuse an address from an old order — every transaction gets its own.
- · Save your personal order link right after the order is created.
- · Talk to support only through the contacts on this site — the links are on the contacts page.