The Problem
When you send SOL or tokens on Solana, you get a transaction signature. But verifying what that signature actually did — confirming the transaction landed, the amounts are right, and nothing went wrong — requires opening a block explorer and knowing what to look for.
What It Is
CheckReceipt is a Solana transaction verification tool. Enter a transaction signature and get a clean, readable receipt — a human-friendly breakdown of what happened in that transaction.
Why Transaction Verification Matters
Block explorers show everything but are built for developers. Regular users sending payments, sellers confirming purchases, and anyone wanting proof that a transaction actually executed correctly need something simpler. A receipt.
How It Works
Paste a transaction signature into CheckReceipt. The tool queries the Solana blockchain and returns a structured view of the transaction — what was sent, to whom, how much, and whether it succeeded.
Use Cases
- Confirming a payment was received before releasing goods or services
- Verifying a token transfer completed successfully
- Getting a simple proof-of-transaction for records
- Double-checking that a transaction didn't fail silently
Why I Built It
"Can you send me a receipt?" is a real question in crypto. CheckReceipt is the answer — turn any Solana transaction signature into something a non-technical person can read and verify.