On chain, not on trust
Proof
Every claim Ovryth makes about custody resolves to a transaction on Base. Each row reads its hash from the database and links to BaseScan.
The project's Base Account signed a weekly spend permission naming the payer as the only spender. Registration happens inside the first payout transaction, not as a separate step.
A real payout executed by the payer contract: spend within the cap, then transfer to the member wallet in one transaction.
A payout past the weekly allowance. It reverts on chain and is recorded, so the cap cannot be crossed.
The project's account revoked the spend permission in one transaction. Ovryth stopped immediately and can no longer move funds.
The OvrythPayer contract with verified source. No general withdrawal, arbitrary-call, ETH receive, or token rescue path; normal payouts pull and forward the exact token amount in one transaction.
The minute sweeper polls permission status, releases expired holds, and retries payouts. Shows the last run time once live.