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.