Verify USDT transactions, token contracts, network information and blockchain confirmations before accepting a payment.
A stablecoin designed to track the US dollar. It exists on several blockchains, each with its own official contract — which is exactly what fakes imitate.
Used to move digital value while targeting a price close to one US dollar.
BNB Chain, Ethereum, TRON and more same name, different contract on each.
A genuine transfer leaves a permanent public record. No record means no payment.
Read-only view of your connected wallet and your verification access.
BSC SCAN requests a read-only connection through your wallet provider. It never asks for a seed phrase or private key, and cannot move funds on its own.
Check whether a reported USDT payment has a genuine on-chain transaction.
Verify your transaction before accepting payment.
Four steps, in the order that actually catches a fake payment.
Connect with a standard wallet provider. Read-only — no signatures that move funds.
To unlock the checker for this wallet, complete a 0 USDT transaction. Once completed, access will be unlocked.
Enter the transaction hash and pull the public blockchain record for it.
Check whether your USDT is real or flash USDT by verifying the transaction status, recipient, amount, network, and token contract.
A wallet screenshot or payment message is not sufficient proof of a completed USDT payment. Always verify the transaction directly on the relevant blockchain explorer.
A genuine on-chain transaction with a verifiable hash that anyone can look up.
The contract must match the official USDT contract for the selected network.
Verify the transaction is successfully confirmed, not merely broadcast.
Claims about temporary, reversible, or spendable USDT without a genuine blockchain settlement should be treated with extreme caution. BSC SCAN is designed to help identify suspicious or unverifiable token transfers.
To check the quality and authenticity of your USDT, you only need to complete a **0 USDT transaction**. This verification transaction helps us check whether the USDT in your wallet is valid and properly recognized on the network.
No, and it never will. Connection happens through your wallet provider, which shares only your public address. You approve the one payment yourself in your wallet. Anyone asking for a seed phrase or private key is trying to steal from you.
No. Access is recorded against your wallet address after the payment is verified on-chain, and it does not expire. Connect the same wallet and the checker opens directly.
Not by itself. A hash can belong to a failed transaction, a transfer of a different token calling itself USDT, or a transfer to an address that isn't yours. Each of those is checked separately, which is why the result shows a per-check breakdown.
Roughly 15 on BNB Smart Chain, 12 on Ethereum and 20 on TRON. Below that, treat the payment as still in progress and don't release goods or cash.
Protect yourself from fake token transfers and misleading payment screenshots.
Choose your wallet provider. BSC SCAN receives your public address only.