Never pay the wrong wallet.
SecurTxn is the control layer that verifies identity before the money moves without storing your sensitive data
Every safeguard in payments
assumes someone can undo it.
On-chain, nothing can. The address is the account, the transfer is final, and a payment sent to the wrong wallet is not a dispute. It is a loss.
of misdirected sends are final
ways to reverse one afterwards
- 01
A vendor emails new bank details
Or someone with access to their mailbox does.
- 02
An address is pasted into a payout
Forty-two characters. Nobody reads the middle.
- 03
The transfer confirms in seconds
Exactly as designed. That is the feature.
- 04
There is nobody to call
No chargeback. No recall. No counterparty.
Verify the payee.
Then make the payment recoverable.
Two ideas, applied in order. Nothing here asks the chain to change, and nothing depends on a counterparty being reachable afterwards.
Security model
Nothing is trusted because it was typed in.
Every fact behind a payout is signed by someone with something to lose: the issuing authority, the wallet holder, the approver, or the network itself. Assertions are checked, never accepted.
- XMLDSigIssuer signature on every document
- EIP-712Wallet control and receipt, signed
- keccak256Hash-chained evidence, verified on read
- AES-256-GCMPersonal data encrypted at rest
One payment, from invoice to receipt.
Four stages, each refusing something the next one would otherwise have to trust. What travels between them is written on the line.
An address nobody can substitute