USDT Invoice

Verifiable USDT payment receipt

Paste the transaction hash. You get a link to an on-chain proof of payment: amount, sender, recipient, time and confirmations are read from the blockchain every time it opens, so nobody can edit them.

Network

A hash that starts with 0x is always Ethereum (ERC20).

  • Read from the blockchain
  • Nothing to type in or edit
  • TRC20 and ERC20

How a verifiable receipt works

  1. 1

    Paste the hash (TxID) of a USDT transfer from your wallet or exchange history.

  2. 2

    Press “Get payment proof”. The link holds only the network and the hash, plus an optional note.

  3. 3

    Whoever opens the link sees the transfer as the blockchain records it right now, with a link to Tronscan or Etherscan.

Not a receipt generator

  • There are no fields for the amount, the addresses or the date: they come from the blockchain, so a proof can’t claim a payment that didn’t happen.
  • A failed, pending or unknown transaction gets no receipt, only a plain statement of what happened.
  • The printed PDF says it on its face: check the link or the QR code, because a PDF or a screenshot can be faked.

Questions

What is a USDT payment receipt?

A record that a USDT transfer happened: how much, from which address to which, when, on which network. Here it is a live link that reads all of that from the blockchain, so it proves the payment rather than describing it.

Why isn’t a PDF or a screenshot proof of payment?

Anyone can edit a PDF or a screenshot. Only the transaction on the blockchain is proof. That is why the receipt is a link: open it, and the page reads the transaction again. The PDF carries a QR code to that link.

Can I change the amount or the recipient on the receipt?

No. The link contains only the network and the transaction hash. Amount, sender, recipient, time and confirmations are read from TRON or Ethereum when the page opens. An optional note is shown separately and marked as not verified.

Where do I find the transaction hash?

In the transaction details of your wallet or exchange withdrawal history, often called TxID or Transaction ID. A TRON hash has 64 characters; an Ethereum hash starts with 0x.

Does the receipt show which invoice was paid?

If you get the proof from a paid invoice on this site, it shows the invoice purpose, recipient and amount, marked “according to the invoice (not verified)”, and warns if the amount on-chain differs.

Which networks are supported?

USDT on TRON (TRC20) and Ethereum (ERC20).