Check this yourself
A sceptic's checklist against ourselves. Every line names where to look; nothing here asks you to take our word. The receipt verifier at the bottom runs in your browser and asks the chain and the original data source directly.
Where money can go · Who can do what · What is locked · What is not done yet · Is the deployed code this code? · Verify a receipt in your browser
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Verify a receipt in your browser
Paste a receipt's transaction signature or pick a devnet receipt. Your browser fetches the transaction and the program's accounts from the public Solana RPC and the source values from the Treasury API, then recomputes the units and the spend. Our server is not asked for any of it except the sample list and the rules file, whose hash is checked against the chain.
Requests go from your browser to the RPC endpoint shown and to api.fiscaldata.treasury.gov. Nothing is sent to Burnticker. Checks buyback receipts written by the burn program (memo v2). Receipts settled on other feeds show the source line as not checkable here; the API's verify route covers them.
The verifier refuses a transaction for a mint the burn_receipts program does not know. To ask about a mint itself — is it a Burnticker coin at all — use Verify a mint; lookalikes are listed on Not Burnticker.
JSON: /api/burnticker/v1/check · /api/burnticker/v1/check/receipts · /api/burnticker/v1/check/receipts/<signature> · doc: docs/burnticker/CHECK-THIS-YOURSELF.md