Non-custodial settlement
Payments go to the merchant wallet you configure. BoltUtil monitors chain activity and does not need to hold user funds.
Webhook tester for crypto payment callbacks
Before accepting production payments, verify that your webhook endpoint receives payloads, validates signatures, and returns a successful response.
- Built for
- Payload preview
- Built for
- Signature check
- Built for
- Delivery result
Webhook payload example
{
"externalOrderId": "ORDER_2026_001",
"status": "CONFIRMED",
"amount": "199.000000",
"currency": "USDT",
"network": "TRC20",
"txHash": "0x...",
"confirmations": 20,
"destinationAddress": "T..."
}Webhook test flow
Best for developers preparing a production integration or debugging failed webhook delivery.
- 01
Configure your webhook URL and secret.
- 02
Send a test payload.
- 03
Verify the signature in your backend.
- 04
Return a 2xx response and inspect the delivery log.
Three USDT networks
Accept USDT on TRC20, ERC20, and BEP20 with a single order API and unified webhook payload.
Webhook-first automation
Your system receives a signed callback when a transaction is detected and confirmed on-chain.
Questions merchants ask before going live
These answers help developers, founders, and support teams understand the payment lifecycle before accepting real USDT payments.
Does BoltUtil custody merchant funds? +
No. BoltUtil is designed as a non-custodial monitoring and notification layer. The merchant configures their own settlement wallet.
How does BoltUtil match a payment? +
The scanner matches network, destination address, exact USDT amount, order status, and expiration window before updating the order.
Which USDT networks are supported? +
The current production focus is TRC20, ERC20, and BEP20.
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