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FAQ

No. It supports them by clarifying verification posture and surfacing unresolved issues.

Does a report mean a counterparty is approved?

No. A report is a trust instrument, not an automatic approval.

Does the public documentation reveal the full system recipe?

No. Public docs explain what the system evaluates and how to interpret outputs, but not the full implementation playbook.

Why keep some documentation internal?

Because operational safety, model/provider decisions, QA mechanics, and detailed runbooks are part of the proprietary operating system behind the product.