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What Verify does

Verify is the public selective-disclosure surface for Parly. It answers narrow questions clearly:
  • does this disclosed child key correspond to a real payout lane in the referenced Parly execution?
  • does this invoice receipt token correspond to a completed Parly invoice settlement?
That makes Verify useful for counterparties, auditors, finance teams, exchanges, payers, and compliance reviewers who need confidence in one disclosed payment without demanding access to a full private history.

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What you need

To verify a payout, you need:
  • the confirmed Tempo transaction hash
  • the disclosed child key
Those values are usually shared in a scoped receipt or directly by the payer. To verify an invoice, use the invoice verification token or direct verification link from the receipt.

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What Verify checks

Verify checks whether the disclosed child key matches a real payout lane associated with the referenced Parly execution. Depending on the available indexed and scoped data, a payout result may display:
  • settlement confirmation
  • payout recipient
  • payout amount
  • destination chain or route
  • provenance details where accurately available
The purpose is to prove the disclosed lane cleanly, publicly, and independently. Invoice verification confirms settlement only. It does not confirm goods or services delivery, identity, or private business terms.

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Who Verify is for

Verify is for anyone who needs confidence in one disclosed payout lane without opening the wider private set. That includes:
  • exchanges checking a claimed receipt
  • counterparties verifying a payment
  • finance and reconciliation reviewers
  • auditors reviewing one specific lane
  • compliance teams checking a disclosed record

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Typical verification flow

  1. Receive the confirmed Tempo transaction hash
  2. Receive the disclosed child key
  3. Open Parly Verify
  4. Enter both values
  5. Review the matched payout result
If the disclosed values match a real lane, Verify confirms it. If they do not, the result fails clearly.

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Why selective verification matters

Selective verification gives users a practical accountability path without requiring them to expose the rest of a private execution set. Verify allows one disclosed payout to be confirmed independently while the broader private execution remains protected.