Vealth · Receipts · one job

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One job, its proof, and its payout, shown exactly as they stand right now.

Receipt

UNREAD

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This document shows exactly what has happened so far and nothing more. A stage that has not happened is not claimed.

Accepted claim
receipt → stages.claim · Vealth-recorded
Evidence
receipt → stages.proof · Vealth-recorded evidence
Judgment
receipt → stages.decision.sentence + authority.approval

What this does not prove

Not proven

  • Nothing has been read yet, so nothing is asserted.

Settlement or earned record

Settlement

Money moved, in the asset and on the rail this packet named.

the money lane

Earned record

Approved proof on an unfunded packet banks a credit: a receipt, never money, never spendable, never a token.

the work lane

Event chronology

  1. No eventsNothing has been read yet.

Source, chain and export status

receipt → authority · anchored is portable, hosted is not yet exportable

STILL OPEN · nothing read GET /labor/work/:workId

How to read this document

  1. The foot rule is the state

    No foot rule and a dotted stub means still open: proof is in and nothing is decided. A dotted rule means the proof came back for revision. One solid rule means accepted and not yet closed. The terminal double rule means closed, and only a settled or provisioned document draws it.

  2. Accepted is not paid

    Approved proof and a payment are two different events with two different authorities. Posted pay is not paid pay: pay is verified on Base only after approved proof, and the disposition block above says which lane this packet’s own terms took.

  3. Each stage names its own authority

    The claim, the proof and the decision are Vealth’s durable record. The payment, and any retirement, are Base transactions this server verified for itself. The document never blends the two.

  4. The claim never grows larger than the evidence

    Work completion, payment and retirement do not by themselves prove an ecological outcome. That sentence is in the non-claims block of every receipt, because it is the one a stranger most needs.