Remote inspections: recruit a software team that pays for checks at another operator's site.
Next: test one recurring check's cost and reliability.
The device operator gets paid. The buyer gets a fresh, signed answer.
A bounded software buyer

BOOT button represents a contact sensor
Image from earlier hardware footage
Follow the request, payment, new reading, and verification.
The browser checks the original signature and timestamp.
Historical replay. The original timestamp stays unchanged. A signature verifies the device's claim, not physical truth.
Remote inspections: recruit a software team that pays for checks at another operator's site.
Next: test one recurring check's cost and reliability.
Device identity → work history. The buyer checked the registered key before paying.
A finalized peaq Storage record links this completed job.
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Real: a Solana Devnet transfer paid for a new signed ESP32 reading. The Seeker independently verified the signature and transfer.
Limits: the button represents a contact. No door or customer workflow connects to it. Payment precedes measurement. No escrow or automatic refund exists.
peaq: this job used a real registered identity before payment. Its finalized native Storage record links the unchanged job hash. Saved readbacks are recorded evidence. This page does not query current peaq state. Storage remains operator-controlled. No EventRegistry event or credit rating is claimed.
Business: the 0.001 test-USDC price demonstrates payment behavior. It does not establish commercial pricing or traction. A reliable existing API can be enough.
Feedback: is the buyer value clear? What one change matters most for this peaq entry?
Device image: still from the earlier hardware recording. It does not depict this payment.