Packet valid
The JSON matches its embedded SHA-256 receipt digest.
ProofRail verifier
Check the packet.
Do not guess.
Paste a ProofRail packet to check its SHA-256 receipt, inspect the non-custody boundaries, and see whether the record is only reported or actually settlement-reconciled.
Input
Paste packet JSON
This verifier runs locally in your browser. It does not contact a bank, Zelle, Talley IT, a blockchain, or a payment provider.
Boundary: a valid packet hash proves the packet was not changed after its receipt digest was created. It does not prove money moved, delivery occurred, or a dispute is resolved.
Result
Verification result
Awaiting packet
Paste a ProofRail packet to start.
The verifier will recompute the signed-material hash, compare it to the embedded receipt digest, and classify the payment status without treating reported payment as settlement proof.
- Schema
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- Intent
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- ProofRail Seal
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- Digest
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- Computed
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- Payment state
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- Ledger
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- Report linkage
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- Direct wrapper
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- Final receipt
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— No custody claimed
— No transfer initiated by page
— No bank credentials collected
— Customer controls bank action
Status ladder
Reported is not reconciled.
ProofRail separates packet integrity from payment truth. A valid order-intent packet is useful evidence, but final settlement still requires reconciliation.
Reported sent
The user says they paid. This is a claim, not settlement verification.
Reconciled
Talley IT confirms received funds or marks the record for review.
Final receipt
A final settlement receipt can be issued only after reconciliation.