The Public Ledger and How to Integrate It
Every transaction writes an entry. Here is what the ledger records, how to browse it, and how to pull it into your own system.
OpenPay Pro Team · Jun 14, 2026 · 7 min read
AdvancedDevelopers
A wallet that cannot show its work is asking for trust it has not earned. The OpenPay Pro ledger records every movement as an immutable entry with a stable identifier.
What an entry contains
- A stable entry ID you can link to and cite
- The type of movement: top up, transfer, deposit, buy, fee
- Amount, asset, and timestamp
- A reference to the underlying transaction where one exists
Browsing entries
Entries are viewable in the app and link out to the public explorer, so a single transaction can be opened, shared, and independently checked.
Pulling the ledger into your own system
Public endpoints expose entries and aggregate stats. Poll for new entries, paginate through history, and reconcile against your own books. The API is read-only by design — nothing on that surface can move funds.