FAQ
What should I save as proof after my crypto payment?
Save the transaction hash, the address, the amount, and the status link as your crypto payment proof after paying. The transaction hash is the record ID on the explorer, and the status link shows the visible state of the order. Keep them together in one note so you can check the transfer later without an account
What crypto payment proof should I save after paying?
Your crypto payment proof is the transaction hash, the address, the amount, and the status link of the order. The hash identifies the transfer on the explorer, and the status link shows the visible order state. Keep all four in one place.
Where do I find the transaction hash for my crypto payment proof?
The transaction hash for your crypto payment proof appears in your wallet history and on the explorer after the transfer. The checkout may show it once the payment reaches the network. Copy the full hash, because a partial copy opens the wrong record.
Why should I save the status link as crypto payment proof?
The status link is part of your crypto payment proof because it shows the visible state of the order from SexyGram. It works without an account and reflects how the order is treated. Keep the link with the transaction hash.
Does my wallet history count as crypto payment proof?
Wallet history counts as crypto payment proof because it lists the transfer with its amount and address. The same record appears on the explorer using the transaction hash. Store the hash too, because it stays unchanged across views.
What details belong in my crypto payment proof note?
A crypto payment proof note should hold the transaction hash, the address, the amount, and the order status link. Add the network name and the date from the explorer record. These details let you compare the transfer with the order later.
Do I need a screenshot as crypto payment proof?
A screenshot can help your crypto payment proof, but the transaction hash is the reliable part because it stays unchanged. Screenshots can be cropped or mistaken, while the hash opens the same record in the explorer. Keep the hash in text form.
Is the explorer record enough as crypto payment proof?
The explorer record works as crypto payment proof because it shows the address, the amount, and the network of the transfer. It is public and readable by anyone with the transaction hash. Keep the hash to reopen that record later.
What does the transaction hash look like in my crypto payment proof?
The transaction hash is a long string of letters and numbers that the network assigns to a transfer. It looks like a code, not a readable sentence, and it is unique to the record. Anyone with the hash can find the same transfer in the explorer.
How long should I keep my crypto payment proof?
Keep your crypto payment proof for as long as you may need to check the order status later. The explorer keeps the record on the blockchain, but the hash and status link are the values you control. Store them safely and keep the full text.
Can I check the order later without my crypto payment proof?
The status page shows the visible order state when you have the status link, but an account is not part of the flow. Without the link and the hash, finding the transfer is harder because the explorer search needs the hash. Keep the proof to reopen the record easily.
What should I do if I lost my crypto payment proof?
If you lost your crypto payment proof, check your wallet history where the transfer is listed. The hash and the record can be recovered there if the wallet still shows the transaction. The status link is specific to the order and cannot be rebuilt from the wallet.
Why is the amount part of the crypto payment proof?
The amount is part of the crypto payment proof because automatic matching depends on the amount and the network matching the checkout. The explorer shows the sent amount next to the hash. Comparing that amount with the order shows whether the transfer was the expected one.
The core proof fields
The transaction hash, the address, the amount, and the status link form the core of your crypto payment proof. The hash reopens the explorer record, and the status link shows the visible order state. Copy all four in text form into one note.
What each field does
The hash identifies the transfer on the explorer, and the address shows the destination of the payment. The amount shows what was sent on the network, and the status link reflects how the order is treated. Each one answers a different question about the payment later.
Where to read the fields
The checkout payment page shows the amount and the address before the transfer, and the wallet history lists the hash after it. The explorer shows the same record using the hash, and the status page shows the order state. Collecting from these views builds the proof.
What to avoid saving
Do not save only a screenshot, because a crop can hide the amount or a part of the hash. Do not rely on a short note with no hash, because the explorer search needs the full value. Keep the full text of the hash and the status link.
How the proof helps later
Your crypto payment proof lets you compare the transfer with the order at any time without an account. The hash stays unchanged, and the status link shows the visible order state. Together they turn the payment into a checkable record.