How to Save Evidence of a USDT Counterparty Check

1. Enable saving before you need the evidence

Sign in and enable report saving in Settings before running a check, or choose Enable saving and save beside a completed result. The inline control explains that this also enables automatic saving of future completed checks. Saving is optional rather than an automatic consequence of creating an account. It also requires persistence to be available on the deployment; the checker displays a message if report saving is unavailable.

Core screening is free. Deep checks use one credit each, with the free grants and purchase terms described on Pricing. Saving an existing result does not run a new deep check. Decide which analysis you need before collecting the record.

2. Confirm the report exists

When saving is enabled, completed analysis is automatically submitted for storage. Look for Report saved in the result. If it has not saved, inspect the setting or availability message and use Save report for a manual retry when the button is available.

Open Reports and search by address or an existing watchlist label and use the available filters. Page through older results when needed. Check the address, check time, saved time, scoring version, facts, and evidence. Do not close the only copy of an important review while assuming storage succeeded. A saved record documents the analysis, not the reviewer’s independent settlement decision.

3. Export the format your review needs

Open the report detail and choose Export JSON, Export HTML, or Export PDF. JSON is useful for structured review; HTML and PDF are easier to read with a trade file. These exports come from the saved report rather than a new screening request.

Preserve the source timestamps, coverage, confidence, and scoring version along with the result. Store exports under your own access and retention controls: a downloaded file can contain the screened address and evidence. The product does not provide a signed public receipt URL or QR verification flow.

4. Organize cases and distinguish shared links

Use Cases to group relevant saved reports, notes, and review status for a counterparty or investigation. Attach a saved report from its report detail page and record the decision context in a case note. Keep internal references useful without adding unnecessary personal information.

Use the checker’s share link when another person should repeat the query. The address is carried in the URL fragment; opening the link can produce a different result as source data changes. It does not grant access to your private saved report and does not prove what was visible at the original review time.

For evidence of a specific review, share an authorized exported copy through your normal secure workflow. Re-screen for a new decision and retain both records when a comparison matters. Report retention and deletion can affect later availability, so follow the controls shown in Settings and your own retention policy.