DamageBDD Payments: Execution Credits and Accepted Work
How payment records relate to execution evidence, without assuming guaranteed liquidity or automatic settlement.
Connect the payment to a defined service
The platform distinguishes Lightning top-ups, DAMAGE execution spend, contractor compensation and conditional swap/hold-invoice jobs. Read the payment-flow reference for the units, custody and confirmation boundaries.
A top-up pays for execution credits. A scenario reports an observed outcome. A contractor is paid under an agreed work item and acceptance process. These are related records, not interchangeable payment triggers.
Liquidity is not an execution guarantee
Earlier versions of this article described guaranteed buybacks, immediate liquidity exits and reserve backing. Those promises are not supported by the implementation evidence referenced by this documentation and are withdrawn from the current description.
There is no general promise here of token redemption, a market price, automatic contractor payment or financial returns. Check the actual quote, service terms and payment receipt for the specific workflow.
Start with a bounded job
Use the paid verification evaluation to define a unit of work and exercise interruption/retry cases. The contractor process describes acceptance and BTC/Lightning compensation. Tokenomics explains execution accounting.