Ship log · test network
Since the Solana Lab win
1st place, Superteam Malaysia Solana Lab.
Every payment below is on Solana's test network.
35 entries.
21–27 September 2026
A blank spot on a bill now says it was not found, the public wall no longer shows 0.00 when a refusal asked for no money, and the practice bill states the job on its own line. Every check
A program owner can post a bounty, and a contributor can claim it without an account. The claim is checked against the bounty, then paid or refused. Bounties
Anyone can try to fool the check with a practice bill. No test money moves. Try it
If both checks have to use the same model, the payment still pays or refuses, and the receipt says both checks used the same model.
A refused receipt shows the bill, the payer's own record, and the line that did not match.
A public page lists every paid or refused check, newest first. Every check
A written path takes a new wallet through a first test payout and a first refusal, each with a public receipt. Developers
The check that reads the bill and the check that reads the payer's record now start with different models.
The pitch deck on the site now leads with the check before a payment goes out. Deck
The site leads with one buyer: communities and grant programs that pay contributors. Other chains are proof the same check can travel, and they are not the live rail. Home
Eighteen other products were checked. None refuses a wrong bill on its own. One mentions checking an invoice, and a person still approves. 0 of 17 give a receipt for a refusal. Home
The public line is the check before an AI agent's payment goes out. Home
A shielded payment of 0.001 TAZ went out on Zcash's test network, and a viewing key read the memo back. Built and tested. Not the live rail.
A Tempo payout rail was built and tested. The fee is paid in the stablecoin. Not the live rail.
A Solana test payment is marked paid only when a second, separate test-network server confirms the same transaction. If the two disagree, it is refused.
A pitch deck is on the site, with arrows, tap, swipe, and full screen. Deck
14–20 September 2026
The service that reads a bill was replaced after a live test of the old one failed. A check the same day came back clean and correct.
A practice run lets you set a job, a budget, and an expiry, and see a receipt, without paying anyone. Try it
Tiba can pay a service that asks for x402 payment on Solana's test network. The check runs first, and a refusal is never signed. Developers
Security review closed, six of six findings fixed: wallet pages are private to their owner, a new wallet created without signing in cannot spend the shared test balance, a Telegram chat no longer stores the keys, and the shared demo wallet stays public and read-only.
Signed permission slips and signed receipts that someone else can check, plus pages to draft a permission, read receipts, and verify one. Developers
7–13 September 2026
Five test payments of 0.01 USDC each settled on Solana's test network. Each has a public receipt. Receipt
Wrote down how a Solana test-network payout can go wrong, and what already stops each case.
Moved from Sui to Solana.
USDC can be paid on Solana's test network to a Solana address saved for that person. Sign-in works with a Solana wallet, Phantom or Solflare. Sign in
An identity check can ask Terminal 3, and only when the recipient has allowed that question. Tiba does not read the identity document itself.
31 August – 6 September 2026
A Telegram chat can ask Tiba to pay. The bot runs on the site.
Wallet pages refresh on their own, so a Telegram payment shows up without a reload.
Sign-in can use Google or GitHub when the site has them turned on. Wallets you create stay on that account. Sign in
The home page explains the product, and the wallet has its own page. Wallet
Anyone can create a wallet on the site. It starts with an example recipient and an example invoice. Create a wallet
The wallet was rewritten in plain words: Send, Activity, Invoices, Recipients, Limits, and Freeze.
Another agent can ask Tiba to pay through the Agent-to-Agent protocol. The same check still decides pay or refuse. Developers
A payer can require an identity check before a payment. It stays off until they turn it on. Limits
A payment is refused when the bill names a different job from the payer's own record, including on small amounts.