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A receipt is not a confirmation email you delete unread. It is execution proof. For treasury, OTC or an integration, here is what a Husher receipt actually contains and why it earns its keep.
Every completed swap mints a read-only shareable URL: husher.io/receipt/[order-id]. No login to view. husher.io/receipt/S4dCXayC3fjj is a live one. Open it. That is what a finished swap looks like from the outside.
It shows order ID, input asset and amount, output asset and amount, destination, execution mode and status. Timestamped. Verifiable by anyone with the link, no account, no faith required.
For OTC desks: drop the receipt URL in your settlement confirmation. The counterparty verifies it themselves, no export, no API access handed over. The on-chain record and the receipt point at each other. That cross-reference is the proof.
For treasury: every outflow gets a receipt. The URL is deterministic from the order ID, so your system can build the link the instant the swap is created. A permanent audit trail with zero backend access required.
The receipt grants exactly zero control over funds. Informational, by design. Proof is kept structurally separate from the keys. Hand it to a counterparty or an auditor without handing over any ability to touch, redirect or reverse the swap.
Private Mode swaps generate receipts too. The receipt confirms the execution happened. It does not rebuild the link that Private Mode reduced. Proof and privacy live on different layers, and that is on purpose.
