Wrong network
A TRC20 payment cannot complete an ERC20 or BEP20 order. The network selected by the order and the explorer transaction must match.
Stablecoin transaction checker
Look up stablecoin transfers (USDT / USDC) and compare destination, amount and confirmations. See what does not line up.
Select the order network and currency, then enter the customer’s transaction hash.
Choose USDT or USDC. TRON supports USDT only.
Enter the order requirements and compare them with transfer details. A successful lookup fills the destination, amount and confirmations.
Comparing the current inputs
Result
This tool compares your inputs. It does not confirm or complete a real order.
Read status APIEnter order and transfer details to see each difference.
Payment troubleshooting
Check network and currency, then address, full amount, confirmations and payment timing. Use your merchant dashboard for order processing.
A TRC20 payment cannot complete an ERC20 or BEP20 order. The network selected by the order and the explorer transaction must match.
The payment network, currency and token contract or mint must match the order. A USDT transfer cannot match a USDC order, even when the amounts are equal.
Gateways usually require the exact stablecoin amount generated for the order. Even a small difference can keep the order pending.
Wait until the transfer meets the confirmation requirements configured for its network. A transaction or confirmation count in an explorer does not mean the order is confirmed.
A valid on-chain transfer may still need manual review if the order expired before the payment was detected.
Check whether this transfer has already been associated with an order. A uniquely identified payment record must not complete orders twice.
FAQ
Lookup reads an on-chain transfer. Comparison uses the order details you provide.
Check the network, currency, contract or mint, destination, exact amount and confirmations, then the order expiry. Use merchant records and on-chain data as the source of truth.
Yes. For diagnostics, you can use a real historical stablecoin Transfer transaction from the matching network and compare its amount and destination with a test order.
No. It is a diagnostic tool. It queries and compares facts, but it does not mark orders as paid, write payment records, or trigger webhooks.
The most common causes are wrong network selection, sending native coin instead of stablecoin, wrong receiving address, exact amount mismatch, or insufficient confirmations.