ProveX Using Zelle from Your Bank

• Beta software: This is cutting-edge software — start with small test amounts due to potential bugs.
• Wallet required: You need a PulseChain-compatible wallet (e.g., MetaMask with PulseChain network added) to receive funds.
• How it works: It's P2P — a seller locks crypto in escrow; you prove payment via Zelle using a browser extension; the smart contract releases the crypto automatically.
• No platform KYC: No traditional KYC on the platform itself, but your bank/Zelle may have limits.

• Set up or open a wallet supporting PulseChain (e.g., MetaMask).
• Add the PulseChain network if not already done (details on pulsechain.com).
• Ensure you have a small amount of PLS for any future gas fees (though initial receipt may not require it immediately).

Visit app.provex.com (or provex.com and navigate to the buy section).

• Select Zelle as your payment method under "You Send" (USD via Zelle).
• Choose USDC (on PulseChain) as "You Receive."

• Click Connect Wallet and connect your PulseChain wallet.
• This prepares you to receive the USDC on-chain.

• Enter the USD amount you want to send via Zelle.
• Browse or match with available sell orders (liquidity from users who have locked USDC in escrow).
• Review the terms, rate, and seller details.

• Use the Zelle details provided (typically the seller's Zelle-linked email/phone or account).
• Send the exact USD amount from your bank app that supports Zelle (most major US banks do).
• Complete the transfer in your bank's mobile app or online banking.

• Install/use the ProveX browser extension (required for zero-knowledge proof generation).
• The extension helps prove the Zelle payment mathematically without sharing sensitive login data.
• Submit the proof — the smart contract verifies it automatically.
• Once verified, the locked USDC releases directly to your connected PulseChain wallet.

• Check your wallet for the incoming USDC on PulseChain.
• You can then swap USDC for PLS, PLSX, HEX, or other tokens on PulseX or other DEXes.