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Haia Trace passively records the lifecycle of a payment operation and assembles a single verdict — what completed, what’s missing, and which faults were observed — entirely on your machine, with no registration. The one artifact is the Operation Receipt. It is:

Not a log

A log shows events. A Receipt interprets them — comparing the operation’s expected flow against what was actually observed and stating a verdict.

Not a merchant receipt

A merchant issues its own receipt. A Trace Receipt is built from your observations, so it holds up in a dispute with that merchant.

Not a dashboard

Not trends across many operations — the full, evidence-backed account of one.

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How it fits together

Events are the source of truth; a Receipt is derived and reproducible — the same NDJSON always assembles to the same Receipt.

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The packages

@usehaia/trace-cli

The haia-trace command — assembles and renders receipts.

@usehaia/trace-x402

Capture adapter for the x402 payment SDK.

@usehaia/trace-core

Contracts and the deterministic receipt assembler.
Haia Trace is pre-1.0. The trace-core contracts and assembler and the haia-trace CLI (sample, build, templates) are in place. The trace-x402 adapter records the x402 lifecycle hooks passively today; normalizing those firings into .trace/events and payload redaction are on the roadmap. See Connect x402.
Ready to see a Receipt? Head to the Quickstart.