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Every prediction, resolution, and payout leaves an on-chain record on Solana. You can verify activity independently of the ezpz.fi UI.

What is on-chain

DataOn-chain?Where
USDC balances (custodial wallet)YesSPL token account
Outcome token holdingsYesSPL token ATAs
Market state (open/resolved/void)YesMarket account on buukie-market
AMM pool reservesYesbuukie-amm pool account
Parlay stake and legsYesParlay account on buukie-parlay
Trade prices (historical charts)PartiallyDerived from swap events via indexer
Order book quotesNo (M1)Off-chain until CLOB v2
See Architecture for the full on-chain vs off-chain map.

How to verify

1

Get your wallet address

Open Settings or Portfolio — your custodial wallet pubkey is tied to your account.
2

Open Solana Explorer

Go to explorer.solana.com (use devnet toggle if on devnet).
3

Search transactions

Paste your wallet address or a specific transaction signature from Activity.
4

Inspect program calls

Expand instructions to see calls to buukie-market, buukie-amm, or buukie-parlay.

Program addresses

Devnet deployments are listed in Smart contracts. Use these to filter explorer results by program ID.

Indexer

The platform runs buukie-indexer, which mirrors on-chain events into Postgres for the UI (Portfolio, charts, activity feed). The indexer is a projection — Solana is the source of truth for balances and settlement.
Event typeOn-chain instructionIndexed for UI
Mint + swapmint_tokens_v2, swapTrade history, positions
Resolveresolve_marketMarket status
RedeemredeemSettlement, P&L
RefundrefundVoid recovery
Parlaycreate_parlay, settle_parlayParlay status

Devnet vs mainnet

Always confirm which cluster you are on before interpreting balances. Devnet USDC is test collateral with no real value.