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A verification receipt is an inspectable proof about a released record’s metadata. It lets a permitted party confirm that a release exists, which version it is, when it was issued, and its current standing. It reveals nothing about how the underlying work was produced.

Fields

Example

Identifiers are synthetic.
verification-receipt.json
A receipt proves metadata, not conclusions. It confirms what was released, in what version, and whether that release is still current. It never carries reasoning, evidence, scoring, or client data. The full list of exclusions is in What verification excludes; the field-level detail is in Receipt fields.