Paybrok

Paybrok Features

This page lists Paybrok’s public product features in human terms.

Wallet

• Create a non-custodial wallet.
• Restore a wallet with recovery words.
• View balances.
• View public address.
• Send supported assets.
• Receive supported assets.
• Review wallet movements.
• Use mobile and web wallet flows.

Web Wallet

• Store wallet material locally in an encrypted browser vault.
• Unlock sensitive actions with a local password.
• Recover wallet state when the encrypted vault remains available.
• Use Freighter as an advanced external signer where supported.

QR and Payment Links

• Create payment QR codes.
• Create payment links.
• Scan wallet and payment QR codes.
• Open payment links with pre-filled details.
• Preserve local QR references when a provider-specific QR does not expose full payment data.

Paybrok Local

• Connect digital dollars with local payment methods.
• Let users buy or sell digital dollars through approved providers where available.
• Filter by country, asset, amount, and method.
• Use escrow protection for P2P orders.
• Track order status.
• Open disputes.

Local QR Payments

• Read local QR/payment-link content where available.
• Detect country, method, amount, merchant, or reference when possible.
• Share provider links or QR contents with compatible providers.
• Support local payment ecosystems depending on provider availability.

Protected Service Payments

• Create a service payment.
• Define title, detail, category, amount, and asset.
• Split payment into milestones.
• Lock funds in escrow.
• Release by milestone when work is delivered.
• Open a dispute if delivery fails.

Remittances

• Choose route, amount, asset, and delivery method where available.
• Match with approved bridge/provider options.
• Lock funds in escrow.
• Confirm delivery or dispute.

Providers

• Provider review and approval flow.
• Local methods by country.
• Liquidity support.
• Operational reputation concepts.
• Provider tools where enabled.

Disputes

• Open dispute from an order.
• Add reason, comments, and evidence.
• Preserve order context.
• Support review and resolution workflows.

Notifications

• Order events.
• Dispute events.
• Wallet-related notices.
• Web local device registration.
• Mobile push where available.

Security and Compliance

• Self-custody model.
• Local web vault.
• Brute-force protection concepts for local unlock flows.
• Risk and sanctions controls.
• AML/CTF policy.
• Privacy and terms.
• Provider review and dispute documentation.