Settle, then verify it yourself
AlgoVoi is a verifiable rail, so this page is verifiable too. Nothing below asks you to take our word: the mainnet lane set is a public request you can run right now, the testnet settlements are real on-chain transactions on public explorers, and each receipt is signed so you can check it offline. We keep two lines strictly separate: what is live on mainnet, and what is validated on testnet.
Figures on this page were checked on 20 September 2026 against the live rail and public testnet RPC.
Mainnet Live now
Twelve settlement lanes are enabled and advertising a live payment accept on the production rail today. Negotiation is the driver: agents on different chains negotiate a shared lane and settle once, any cross-chain pairing among these twelve.
Each lane advertises a real payout address and USDC asset. You do not have to trust that list, ask the rail yourself:
curl https://pay.algovoi.co.uk/discovery/resources
The response returns one accept per enabled lane, with its CAIP-2 network, USDC asset id and payout address. That is the authoritative, real-time source for which chains are live.
Testnet Validated
Real settlements on public testnets, re-verified on the current codebase against live public RPC on 20 September 2026. Each transaction is public, click the id to open it in the chain's own explorer.
| Chain | Asset / amount | Settlement transaction | Verified |
|---|---|---|---|
| Algorand testnet | USDC (ASA 10458941), 3.14 | WHGJFM33…TMEA |
✓ |
| Stellar testnet | USDC | 60f540bd…0985 |
✓ |
| Base Sepolia | USDC, 0.001 | 0x871f68fa…8cf9 |
✓ |
Each settlement was confirmed on-chain (right recipient, asset, amount, finalised) by the settlement verifier that ships with AV-RAILS, and the rail issues an Ed25519-signed receipt you can check offline against the published key set at /.well-known/jwks.json, with no AlgoVoi software in the trust path.
Cross-chain negotiate Testnet
Two agents on different chains negotiate one shared lane each way and settle once, each transaction carrying a 32-byte content anchor that recomputes offline. This run settles native XRP and BTC on public testnets (a capability demo, not a USDC settlement).
| Leg | Chain | Anchored transaction |
|---|---|---|
| A → B (negotiated to XRPL) | XRPL testnet | E93236FE…5EA5 |
| B → A (negotiated to BTC) | Bitcoin testnet | 85c655ee…dd8e |
Bitcoin here is an anchoring target, the transaction carries a proof-hash, it is not a USDC payment lane. Anchoring proves an action happened; settlement moves the money. They are separate jobs and this page keeps them separate.