Non-custodial payouts

We can't freeze what we never held.

Buyers pay . It settles to your wallet.
Sellix is a watch-only party on the side.

The exact authority Sellix has

What we can do, what we physically can't.

Architecture, exactly as drawn

Sellix is on the read side of the wire.

Sellixwatch-only · reads events
signed webhooks
Buyerpays in crypto
BlockPNholds key authority
Your wallet+ funds
Sellix has zero authority to move funds at any point in this chain.
We do not hold your money

Sellix is not a payment processor.

We do not operate any wallet infrastructure. When a buyer checks out, the funds flow buyer → BlockPN → your BlockPN wallet. Sellix sees the public transaction reference and the fiat-equivalent amount so we can show it on your dashboard. We never see, hold or have authority over the funds themselves.

Why this matters

Impossible by construction.

Custodial platforms can — and routinely do — freeze accounts, hold rolling reserves, reverse payouts on suspicion, or simply disappear during a banking incident. A non-custodial design makes all of that impossible. We physically cannot freeze a wallet we don't control. We cannot reverse a settlement we never received. We cannot lose your money in a bank run, because your money was never in our bank.

What we can do

Platform-level, never fund-level.

We can take down a shop on our platform — that's what the Terms of Service exists for, and how we respond to legitimate abuse reports. We can stop new orders from being routed. We can revoke an API key. What we cannot do is touch the crypto already sitting in your BlockPN wallet, because the keys to that wallet live with BlockPN and the withdrawal authority lives with you.

In short

Four facts, no asterisks.

Hold your own keys. Keep your own money.

Connect BlockPN, keep the withdrawal authority, and never ask anyone's permission to get paid.