Axient: Manifest-Bound Evidence for On-Chain Financial Protocols: Seven-Layer Derivation, Correlation, Tamper Rejection, and Reproducible Claim Promotion

M. O. Nechepurenko · 2026 · SSRN Electronic Journal

DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.7547419 · cited by 0 works (OpenAlex) · open-access PDF

Abstract

Hybrid on-chain financial protocols are frequently evaluated with evidence that is individually useful but collectively insufficient: a unit test, transaction receipt, screenshot, service response, or several matching hashes may be presented as proof of a complete workflow even when the layers share one generated source or omit the financial authority that matters. This paper develops a manifest-bound evidence architecture for such systems. A sealed execution manifest binds declared system identities, roles, schemas, and release identity. Seven evidence layers are retained with registered deri

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Topics: Assertion, Hash function, Computer science, Database transaction, Workflow, Matching (statistics)

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