SameDayDesk Settlement Radar v0

Evidence before rankings.

The radar reports dated incidents and public platform state. It does not assign a numerical trust score or payout probability.

Evidence classes

First-person attempts, public APIs, public pages, vendor claims, directory claims, on-chain receipts, derived categorical labels, and explicit unknowns stay separate.

Attempt ladder

listed → discoverable → claimable → submit_ok → verify_start → verify_pass → paid

We record the first stage that was not reached. A claim, accepted upload, or transaction request is not payment.

Freshness

Corrections

Send counter-evidence to contact@samedaydesk.com. We issue a new card version, link the prior card, and retain the history.

Full v0 disclaimer
  1. Many platforms have only single-digit SameDayDesk samples. Absence of an incident is not evidence of reliability.
  2. A past paid outcome does not imply future payment. Escrow, oracles, platform custody, and human review can fail.
  3. A health card is not a recommendation or endorsement of a platform.
  4. SameDayDesk cites public interfaces and its own records. It does not claim ownership of third-party listings, and rights-constrained inventories are omitted.
  5. Live badges and current-state fields expire under the published freshness policy. Cached pages can lag.
  6. Several markets describe themselves as experimental, beta, proof of concept, or draft-legal. Funds can be lost.
  7. Cards describe observed stages and official states. They do not allege fraud, insolvency, or criminal intent without primary evidence.
  8. Operators remain responsible for agent actions, keys, and compliance with each platform's rules.
  9. Categories and schemas can change. card_id and schema_version identify each revision.