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Five conditions stand between an agent and a settled payment. Each is reported on its own, because each has a different owner and a different fix.
Nothing is known about the connection until the first check runs.
Nothing is known about USDG on this screen until the first reading lands.
Choose a mandate to see what it can still spend and when its limits roll.
Name a merchant and the kind of work being paid for, and this shows whether the mandate allows the pair.
Connect a wallet or choose a mandate, and this shows the USDG the account holds for payments and the ETH the signer holds for fees.
Connectivity and the asset apply to everyone on the network. The mandate, its permissions and its funding are answered per account, so they read as not in use until an account is named. Sign in to the console to see them for yours.
Operating facts about USDG that a payment can fail on. Both are read live from the token.
Payments settle in USDG. Its issuer operates the two controls on it: a pause that stops the token, and a blocklist, which is the set of addresses the token refuses to move funds for.
If USDG is paused, payments stop. Transaction fees are paid in ETH, so a pause, a revoke and a withdrawal still confirm while the token is frozen.
A transfer also reverts when either address is on the blocklist, whatever the balance shows and whatever the mandate allows.
Neither control belongs to BURSAR and neither can be worked around. Both are read from the token at 0x5fc5360D0400a0Fd4f2af552ADD042D716F1d168 on every refresh of this page and reported above as their own condition.
Whether the asset issuer has blocked it. Reads the token directly and signs nothing.
Paste an address to check it. Any address can be checked. The token itself answers, so nothing here is a stale copy of the list.
Deployed on Robinhood Chain, chain 4663. Every address below is public and can be read by anyone.
Read from the contracts on this page load, not from a configuration file.
Taken from real transactions on this network.
Transaction fees are paid in ETH by whichever wallet signs. Payments are made in USDG out of the mandate account. They are two assets and two balances, and funding one does nothing for the other.
The controls that exist, and where they sit.
The escrow’s fee and its windows were fixed when it was deployed. No key can raise the fee on a payment that is already open, and no key can shorten a window under a job in progress.
The parameters that can move, the reputation curve and the dispute settings among them, wait a fixed period before a change takes effect. Each one is published when it is proposed, so anyone relying on the old value has that long to act.