DeTrustPay turns counterparty promises into enforceable outcomes—defined off-chain, verified by the counterparty, and settled on-chain through deterministic rules and aligned incentives.
Promising party usually means seller/provider. Promised party usually means buyer/client.
Seller and buyer agree on amount, deposits, and measurable off-chain fulfillment terms.
Funds lock on-chain and remain immovable until protocol verification conditions are met.
The promising party (usually seller) and promised party (usually buyer) both commit to explicit criteria.
Promised party checks whether off-chain delivery matches the agreed terms.
Settlement proceeds only through valid confirmation or accepted proposal path.
Evidence-based verification prevents pressure-based settlement and keeps both sides accountable.
Program state transitions settle balances through deterministic smart-contract logic.
No manual override can bypass deposits, role validity, or final state checks.
All settlement artifacts remain permanently and publicly verifiable on-chain.
Practical example
Work is delivered off-chain, verified by the buyer, and settled on-chain by DeTrustPay.
Trust & Proof
Live RPC health and on-chain references are shown directly. Verification stays open, current, and publicly inspectable.
RPC health
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Current endpoint health status from Solana RPC.
RPC latency
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Round-trip request latency for health + slot checks.
Latest slot
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Most recent confirmed slot observed during the latest check.
RPC endpoint
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Endpoint currently queried for trust metrics.
Begin with a small amount, define objective fulfillment criteria, and keep transaction references after settlement.
