Guide: How to Verify Smart Contracts

PolygonScan is the official Polygon blockchain explorer. It's like "Google" for all transactions and contracts on Polygon.

• PolygonScan is public and free
• Shows ALL transactions without exception
• Independent from our platform

On the contract page, look for the green badge that says "Contract Source Code Verified". This means the source code has been published and verified.

• Green badge only appears if code is public
• You can see exactly what the contract does
• Code cannot be modified after publication

Click on the "Contract" tab and then "Code". Here you'll see the complete smart contract code written in Solidity.

• Look for the "processMembershipPayment" function - this is what we use for payments
• You'll see it distributes exactly: Level 1: 3.5 USDC (35%), Levels 2-5: 1 USDC each (10% each), Platform: 2.5 USDC (25%)
• No hidden functions or malicious code

function processMembershipPayment(
    address[5] memory uplines,
    bool[5] memory activeMemberships
) external {
    // Calculate distribution
    uint256[6] memory amounts;
    uint256 platformTotal = 0;

    // Level 1 commission (3.5 USDC = 35%)
    uint256 level1Amount = (MEMBERSHIP_AMOUNT * 3500) / 10000;
    if (uplines[0] != address(0) && activeMemberships[0]) {
        amounts[0] = level1Amount;
    } else {
        platformTotal += level1Amount;
    }

    // Levels 2-5 commissions (1 USDC each = 10% each)
    uint256 levelAmount = (MEMBERSHIP_AMOUNT * 1000) / 10000;
    for (uint8 i = 1; i < 5; i++) {
        if (uplines[i] != address(0) && activeMemberships[i]) {
            amounts[i] = levelAmount;
        } else {
            platformTotal += levelAmount;
        }
    }

    // Platform commission (2.5 USDC = 25% + unclaimed)
    uint256 basePlatformAmount = (MEMBERSHIP_AMOUNT * 2500) / 10000;
    amounts[5] = basePlatformAmount + platformTotal;

    // Execute transfers and emit events
    _executeDistribution(msg.sender, uplines, amounts);
}

Go to the "Transactions" tab to see ALL transactions that have gone through the contract.

• Each payment is publicly recorded
• You can see commissions are distributed correctly
• History cannot be deleted or modified

Events are records that the contract emits on each transaction. Look for events like "MembershipPaymentProcessed" and "CommissionPaid".

• Each payment generates verifiable events
• You can see who was paid commissions
• Everything is transparent and auditable