Agentic Economy Glossary
What is Auditability?
Complete transaction trail enabling third-party verification.
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In depth
Auditability means every transaction—payment, dispute, appeal, settlement—leaves a complete, immutable record that regulators and third parties can verify. This is non-negotiable for financial systems. Auditability requires cryptographic signing, time-stamping, and secure storage. In blockchain-based systems, the chain itself provides auditability; in TCK systems, the VMP ledger serves this role.
Why it matters
- Complete transaction history
- Immutable records
- Cryptographic signing
- Regulatory compliance
- Third-party verification
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