Why do we need this?
Because preventable payout mistakes still create loss events, support overhead, and operational delays. PayeeProof adds one final verification layer before approval.
FAQ · objections · offer framing
Common questions. Clear answers.
Use this page to handle common buyer questions cleanly and keep the offer positioned as a pre-send decision layer.
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FAQ
Common buyer questions and objections.
Is this another wallet or custody tool?
No. PayeeProof does not hold funds and does not execute transfers. It is a verification and decision layer.
What exactly do you check?
The expected and provided network, asset, address, memo or tag when relevant, plus destination classification.
What does the result look like?
A verification record with a verdict, reason code, confidence, next action, and timestamp.
What if our flow is custom?
That is fine. Start with one focused workflow. If broader rollout work is needed, it is quoted separately instead of being folded into the pilot.
Is implementation required?
No. The standard pilot does not require a separate implementation fee.
How quickly can we start?
In the fastest cases, after one email thread covering the workflow, networks, assets, and desired decision action.
Do we need a call first?
Not necessarily. A pilot fit review can start by email.
What happens if the result is not clearly SAFE?
That is the point. Ambiguous cases should end in BLOCK, REVERIFY, TEST FIRST, or manual review instead of a false green light.
What is the normal starting path?
Request pilot is the default path. Pay with crypto is a secondary self-serve route for teams that already know the fixed $399 starter pilot is the right fit.
Do you support every asset and every chain?
No. Coverage is intentionally controlled. Unsupported combinations should be handled explicitly, not guessed.
What does the client get at the end of the pilot?
A clear answer on whether the verification layer is useful in the chosen workflow, plus usage data, observed risk cases, and a rollout recommendation.
What is the price?
Pilot: $399 / month
Optional implementation: from $2,500 only when custom rollout work is requested.
Why not just use our own manual checks?
Because manual checks do not scale well, do not create a clean verification record, and break down under repeated operational pressure or ambiguous destinations.
What is the business value?
Fewer preventable mistakes, clearer operational decisions, lower support overhead, and a more consistent record of what was checked.
Offer framing
How to keep the offer focused.
Start narrow
A focused workflow closes faster and gives a clearer signal than a vague “test everything” approach.
Separate custom work
Keep rollout and custom integration outside the base pilot when the scope goes beyond the standard package.
Keep the focus on pre-send
Lead with transfer safety before funds move. Keep recovery secondary so the offer stays clear.