Translate any rail receipt into hive-vcr-1.

Paste a Stripe webhook, a Base tx hash, a Solana signature, an x402 proof, or raw payment JSON. Get back a signed hive-vcr-1 envelope that closes against any rail. Adopt once. Settle everywhere. Survive every rail migration.

Translate a receipt

The translator

Paste in. Signed envelope out.

Base tx

x402 proof

Stripe webhook

Solana sig

Raw JSON

Load example for selected rail

Source Rail

—

Token ID

—

Profile

nano

Signature Status

signed

Translated hive-vcr-1 envelope

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5 rails · 1 envelope

The substrate that survives rail migration.

Base

Settlement tx hash → hive-vcr-1 with base_tx_hash and USDC amount

x402

x402 proof payload → hive-vcr-1 with full settlement reference and validator DIDs

Stripe

Webhook event JSON → hive-vcr-1 with stripe_event_id and idempotency key

Solana

Transaction signature → hive-vcr-1 with solana_sig and slot

Ethereum

Mainnet tx → hive-vcr-1 with eth_tx_hash and block height

Raw JSON

Any rail-shaped payload — Hive normalizes the fields it can identify and signs the envelope

Why this matters

Rails are plural and forever.

Base settles on Base. Stripe settles on Stripe. Solana settles on Solana. A merchant who picks one is hostage to it.

Hive Rosetta makes the rail invisible. A merchant adopting hive-vcr-1 for one rail gets every other rail for free — current and future. The envelope is the contract; the rail is an implementation detail.

When a new rail emerges (and it will), we add it in one commit. Your merchant code does not change. Your audit history carries forward.