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Check every payment before you send it.
Last updated: 27 September 2026.
MCRTPay is software that helps a merchant verify a matching $MCRT transfer on BNB Chain. It is not a wallet, exchange, custodian, escrow service, or payment guarantee.
What the hosted verifier checks
The hosted verifier checks a submitted transaction receipt against the BNB Chain network, the MCRT token contract, the configured receiving wallet, the expected MCRT amount, and the configured confirmation threshold. It returns transfer evidence. It does not create an order, hold funds, reverse a transaction, or complete merchant fulfillment.
Before you send
- Confirm you are using BNB Chain (BEP-20), the MCRT token, the intended recipient wallet, and the exact amount shown for the current invoice.
- Check the recipient and amount directly in your wallet before approving. A transaction hash, QR code, website, or chat message is not a substitute for that check.
- Keep enough BNB for network gas. Gas is charged by the network and is separate from the MCRT amount.
- Do not send to an address supplied through an unexpected message, screen share, or support request.
Risks and limits
Blockchain transfers are generally irreversible once submitted. Token prices can change quickly, quotes can expire, and an on-chain transaction can remain pending, be delayed, or be affected by a network reorganization. RPC providers, price providers, wallets, the BNB Chain network, and merchant systems can be unavailable or return delayed information. Do not rely on MCRTPay for a time-critical or safety-critical outcome.
No statement on this site is investment, legal, tax, accounting, or security advice. MCRTPay does not promise a price, availability, confirmation time, successful delivery, security outcome, or that the software is free of defects. It has not represented that it has received an independent security audit or certification.
Report a non-sensitive issue
Use the official MagicCraft contact page for reproducible, non-sensitive bugs. Do not post seed phrases, private keys, passwords, API keys, full personal data, transaction plans, or private merchant records there.