SafeGate verifies what happens after a Pi payment.
A Pi-first, chain-agnostic trust layer for receipt proof, access unlock, merchant records, and audit-ready evidence.
Payment is the trigger. Trust is the product.
What SafeGate Does
SafeGate turns a finalized payment into verifiable post-payment trust evidence: a receipt proof, an access decision, a merchant-side record, and an audit timeline.
Merchant Journey
Payment Finalized
Buyer completes a Pi Testnet payment in a controlled flow.
Receipt Proof Created
SafeGate creates a receipt proof after payment finalization.
Access Unlocked
Digital access is unlocked only after verified payment state.
Merchant Record Written
The merchant gets an evidence record for the completed transaction.
Audit Timeline Ready
The trust path becomes readable as event, time, result, and boundary.
Controlled Evidence
Why This Matters
Most payment flows stop at “payment succeeded.” SafeGate focuses on the next question: what happened after payment?
For merchants, buyers, reviewers, and future AI agents, that post-payment trust path needs to be visible, bounded, auditable, and safe on failure.
Current Status
Completed
- Controlled Pi Testnet payment-to-access flow
- Receipt proof and merchant evidence direction
- Audit timeline viewer
- Edge-case and fail-secure plan
- Security and compliance hardening direction
Not Claimed Yet
- No production public API claim
- No real merchant API key issuance
- No production merchant account claim
- No Pi Mainnet settlement proof claim
- No legal compliance certification claim
- No ZK implementation claim
Reviewer Path
3. V5 Evidence Base
Controlled evidence and public architecture base before V6.
Next Build Target
V7 Working Proof Layer
The next target is a backend-supported receipt verify endpoint that returns live JSON for a controlled receipt:
GET /api/receipt/verify?receiptId=SG-RCPT-1781465776152
Target response: receipt verified, payment finalized, access unlocked, merchant record found, audit event written.