Verify
VERIFY EVERYTHING is not a slogan. It is an instruction. This page provides the contract address, treasury address, fee model, verified transaction record, and step-by-step verification instructions that allow anyone to independently confirm how ImplicitEx operates — before and after a transfer. No account required. No login required. Core contract, fee, treasury, and transaction claims can be independently checked on-chain or against public sources.
Coin Card Verification
Check the registry record for a Coin Card before using it to start a transfer.
- Status
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- Card ID
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- Name
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- Recipient
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- Chain
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- Token
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- Source domain
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- Registry
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- Updated
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The registry confirms the canonical recipient for this Coin Card. Wallet confirmation is still required before any transfer. Verification does not prove a payment occurred.
Platform Status
- Transfers
- Operational — Polygon mainnet (chainId 137)
- Transfer cap
- 250 USDC per transfer during soft launch
- Blockaid review
- In progress — false-positive report submitted 2026-06-18; pending response. Review does not affect platform operation. See Wallet Security Warnings below.
What You Should Always Verify
ImplicitEx will never ask you to skip verification. Before confirming any wallet prompt:
- Recipient address. Transfers confirmed on-chain cannot be reversed. Verify the full address before approving anything.
- Transfer amount and fee. The preview screen shows the transfer amount, 1% platform fee, and total debit. Confirm these match what you entered before proceeding.
- Contract address in any warning. It should match
0x5015841D6E665e63Ea174aD6b8FeF854026dE0C0. If it does not, do not proceed. - Network. Your wallet should be connected to Polygon mainnet (chainId 137). ImplicitEx will display an error if the network is wrong before requesting any approval.
Smart Contract
Contract & Network
The following addresses can be confirmed directly on Polygon's public blockchain without any account, login, or third-party service.
- Network
- Polygon mainnet (chainId 137)
- Asset
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USDC, Circle native
0x3c499c542cEF5E3811e1192ce70d8cC03d5c3359 - Source Code
- Verified on Polygonscan
Treasury & Fee Model
The platform fee is 1% of the transfer amount, added on top of the amount entered. The sender pays the transfer amount plus 1%. The recipient receives the exact amount entered. The 1% fee is routed to the treasury address in the same on-chain transaction as the transfer — there is no separate fee collection step. The contract is designed to route the recipient amount and fee in the same execution path and should not retain USDC after standard transfer execution.
- Fee
- 1% additive — displayed before any wallet confirmation
- Fee recipient
- Treasury address above — not the contract
- Contract balance
- Designed not to retain USDC after standard transfer execution
- Transfer cap
- 250 USDC per transfer during soft launch
How To Verify a Transfer
Every transfer produces a transaction hash. Look it up on Polygonscan to confirm the fee path and transfer amounts directly on-chain.
If the Polygonscan record shows the two outputs described and the contract held zero USDC afterward, the transfer executed exactly as designed.
- Open polygonscan.com and enter the transaction hash in the search field.
- Find the token transfers section. A correctly executed transfer shows two USDC token movements: one to the recipient address, one to the treasury address.
- Confirm the treasury address in the token transfer matches
0xa7cE4232811021d2Dd01f4f0f264Df2427ab3919. - Confirm the recipient address matches the address you entered.
- Confirm the contract address in the transaction is
0x5015841D6E665e63Ea174aD6b8FeF854026dE0C0. - Confirm that no USDC balance is held by the contract after the transaction.
Verified Transaction Record
The following is a controlled mainnet transaction executed on June 15, 2026 to validate the complete transfer and fee-routing path before opening the platform to public use.
Controlled Mainnet Validation — 2026-06-15
Wallet Security Warnings
What Blockaid is
Blockaid is an automated security screening service integrated into MetaMask and other wallets. It analyzes contract interactions and assigns a trust classification based on factors including transaction history, contract age, and known malicious patterns. Blockaid classifications are automated — they are not manual audits.
Why warnings appear
A warning that a contract is "untrusted" or that a request is "potentially deceptive" means the contract has not yet accumulated enough on-chain history to receive a trusted classification — not that malicious behavior has been detected. New contracts, even correctly functioning ones, typically trigger this classification.
During Gate 5 first-user testing on June 18, 2026, MetaMask displayed a
false-positive warning on the USDC approval step. The approval amount shown
was exact — the transfer amount plus the platform fee — not unlimited.
ImplicitEx submitted false-positive reports to Blockaid on June 18, 2026
for both implicitex.com and the staging domain.
How to verify the contract yourself
If your wallet displays a warning, verify the contract address shown in the warning against the address published on this page. The addresses should match:
If the address in your wallet warning matches the contract address above, you are interacting with the same contract documented in the verified transaction record on this page. The source code is public. The transaction history is public. The fee routing is auditable on every transfer.
Current review status
The Blockaid false-positive review is in progress as of June 2026. The platform remains operational while the review is pending. Status updates are recorded in the Devlog.
Source Code & Documentation
- Contract source
- Verified on Polygonscan
- GitHub
- github.com/implicitexlabs
- Devlog
- implicitex.com/log.html — dated record of platform changes with commit hashes
- FAQ
- implicitex.com/faq.html — common questions including wallet warnings and fee model