Receipt format v1
Verify. Check what an agent did — without seeing what it saw.
Every action an agent takes under a mandate produces a receipt. It proves the action stayed inside the mandate without revealing the mandate, the balances, or the reasoning. Five checks: two read the receipt itself, and three ask Arc mainnet — whether the mandate was live, whether the budget commitment was anchored, and whether the transaction really settled. Nothing here is staged.
FIG.1
Reads Arc 5042
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Load a sample or paste a receipt. Five checks run here, in your browser — the only request made is a read of Arc itself.
What a receipt proves
- The action came from an agent session the account holder authorised.
- It passed every clause of the mandate — without the mandate being revealed.
- It settled on chain, in a sequence with nothing quietly removed.
What it does not prove
- That the decision was a good one. A receipt bounds behaviour, not judgement.
- That the enclave itself is honest. v0.5 trusts its attestation; v1 replaces it with a zero-knowledge proof.
- That nothing is visible on chain. Observers still see that something happened — not what, not how much.