Watch a Payment Claw Itself Back

Live on TX blockchain. 6 oracles paid with TXAI Smart Tokens. Break the rules — the token claws the payment back automatically.

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Terms
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Pay = Call
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Delivery
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Verify
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Clawback
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Proof
Summary

1 Enforceable Terms — Locked On-Chain

Service: TX/USD Price Oracle
Payment: 0.01 TXAI × 6
Tolerance: <1% ✓ · >1.25% ✕
Anchor: Median (5 oracles)
Disputes: ⚡ Memo Verify
Delivery: 1.5s window
Memo = contract · Break rules = auto-clawback

2 The Payment IS the API Call

Payer sends 0.06 TXAI to 6 oracles. The memo encodes the request. No separate API call. No invoice. One transaction does both. Delivery window: 1.5 seconds.

One memo field. Payment, request, and enforcement — all in one transaction.
Waiting...
One transaction. Payment + request + enforcement.
Traditional API: call the endpoint, wait for invoice, pay, wait for confirmation, hope they deliver. TXAI: one transaction. The payment is the request. The memo is the spec. The token enforces the response. Deliver correctly or get clawed back. No escrow middleman. No dispute process. No round trips.
Oracle 1 — CoinGecko
0.01 TXAI + memo · 1.5s window
Oracle 2 — Kraken
0.01 TXAI + memo · 1.5s window
Oracle 3 — MEXC
0.01 TXAI + memo · 1.5s window
Oracle 4 — Gate.io
0.01 TXAI + memo · 1.5s window
Oracle 5 — Uphold
0.01 TXAI + memo · 1.5s window
Oracle 6 — BitMart
0.01 TXAI + memo · 1.5s window

3 Oracle Delivery — Price Feeds LIVE PRICES

Each oracle parses the memo, fetches the price, and delivers. The protocol is watching — any deviation beyond tolerance triggers automatic clawback.

Automatic clawback if rules break
Miss the 1.5-second delivery window? Automatic clawback. No jury. No human. The protocol watches every delivery in real time. Prices are fetched live from real exchange APIs — CoinGecko, Kraken, MEXC, Gate.io, Uphold, and BitMart. The median of all plausible prices sets the anchor — no single source can skew it. Within 1% = accepted. 1-2% = drift (still delivered). Over 2%, wrong pair, or timeout? Clawed back. The Smart Token enforces the memo contract automatically.
CoinGecko
PENDING
Kraken
PENDING
MEXC
PENDING
Gate.io
PENDING
Uphold
PENDING
BitMart
PENDING

4 Bad Actor Detected — Trustless Jury Verdict

Bad oracle(s) detected — price outside tolerance. Dispute raised. The passing oracles vote as jury. 4 of 6 needed for quorum.

How disputes work
When an oracle delivers data that deviates more than 2% from the anchor, a dispute is automatically raised. The other oracles — who already proved they can deliver accurate data — become the jury. 4 of 6 votes needed for quorum. Jurors who vote correctly earn rewards from the jury pool. Jurors who vote incorrectly lose stake. The system is self-policing.
Dispute raised against bad oracle(s)
>2% deviation from median anchor · clawback requested
Jury formed — 5 peer oracles
CoinGecko, Kraken, MEXC, Gate.io, Uphold vote on delivery
Jury Quorum
0 / 4 needed
✓ Delivered: 0
✗ Not delivered: 0

5 Smart Token Clawback — Zero Human Approval

Verdict in. Token enforces it automatically. Clawback executes on-chain. Trust scores update permanently.

Why this matters
The verdict executes on-chain automatically. Good oracles keep their payment — zero friction. Bad actors get clawed back — funds return to the payer instantly. Trust scores lock on-chain permanently: honest oracles rise, bad actors crater. No cover-up possible. Every future agent uses these scores to decide who to hire. The entire system ran without a single human decision. That is trustless infrastructure.
Confirm valid oracles
Payment stays — happy path, zero friction
Clawback failed deliveries
Funds returned — verdict: not delivered
Trust scores updated
Providers + jury oracles scored by outcome

6 MsgClawback Executed

TXAI clawed back. Zero human intervention.

The memo was the contract. The token was the enforcement.
Every transaction is on-chain. Every clawback is verifiable.

Verifying on-chain ...

✓ Trustless Payment — Verified

You just witnessed 6 autonomous payments, protocol-level clawbacks, and zero human intervention.
Every payment was an API call. The memo encoded the request. The token enforced the response. No separate endpoint. No invoice. One transaction.
Every clawback is verifiable on-chain. This is what trustless payment infrastructure looks like.
6 oracles contracted — terms on-chain
0.06 TXAI paid — memo = API call
5 delivered correctly — payment stays
1 disputed — jury: 5-0 not delivered
0.01 TXAI clawed back — trust 72 → 14
Trust updated — 5 UP, 1 DOWN
Trustless autonomous payments — powered by TXAI.
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