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Arbitra · Live

Settle a dispute, for real.

Engine ready

This is not a brochure and not a mock. Every button below runs the real Arbitra engine: evidence in — weighted verdict, exact award, and an executable enforcement directive out, all over a tamper-evident hash chain. Each exhibit is content-hashed and linked; a verified payment receipt outweighs an attested log, which outweighs a bare assertion. The claimant carries the burden of proof, the award splits the disputed amount to the exact cent, and the directive (release escrow / refund / split) is the order a settlement layer would execute. Pure logic; no keys, no network, no funds move. Edit a filed exhibit and the engine detects the broken link and refuses to rule.

The dispute being adjudicated

A cross-border escrow dispute. The buyer (claimant) paid into escrow and says the goods never arrived; the seller (respondent) says they were delivered and signed for. The disputed sum is held in escrow. Each "Run it" button files a different real set of evidence — the engine, not this page, decides who prevails.

PartyPositionSide
rBuyerEscrowClaimantPaid into escrow, goods never receivedClaimant
rSellerEscrowRespondentOrder delivered and signed forRespondent
Case: FAS-ESCROW-7741 · Disputed escrow: $12,000.00
Rulebook: verified payment receipt (40) > attested log (25) > verifiable document (15) > bare assertion (10), with a recency bonus (5). Ties and shortfalls go to the respondent — the claimant must carry the burden of proof.
HTTP · real Arbitra engine response

Raw engine JSON (verdict + scorecard + footed opinion + exact award + enforcement directive + hash-chain proof, or a tamper-detected refusal)


    

Runs the real Arbitra engine — evidence in, a weighted verdict + executable enforcement directive out, hash-chained and deterministic (same inputs, same ruling hash). Pure logic; it never holds keys and no funds move — the directive is an order your settlement layer executes. Want the production tribunal wired to your own escrow rail, evidence intake, and appeal workflow? Talk to us →