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Compliance Oracle · Live

Clear a subject, for real.

Engine ready

This is not a brochure and not a mock. Every button below runs the real Compliance Oracle: a subject, their verified credentials, and a versioned rule pack in — a binary ALLOW / DENY verdict out, with machine-readable reasons and a tamper-evident decision seal. The engine blocks first and asks never: a clearance is granted only when every rule explicitly passes. A missing or expired credential, a jurisdiction it can't establish, an unrecognized rule kind, or an empty policy each fail closed to DENY — never silently skipped, never an accidental yes. The exact policy applied is pinned by its SHA-256 hash, and every verdict carries a seal that breaks on any later edit. Pure logic; no keys, no network, no funds move.

The clearance being decided

An investor must be cleared before they may subscribe to an offering. The policy requires four facts: a valid KYC credential, a sanctions-clear credential, an accredited-investor credential, and an allowed jurisdiction. Each "Run it" button presents a different real set of credentials or policy — the engine, not this page, decides the verdict.

FieldValueRole
investor:acme-capital-7741Wants to subscribe to an offeringSubject
FAS-CLEARANCE-7741action: subscribe_offeringRequest
Policy fs-investor-clearance requires ALL of: KYC · sanctions-clear · accredited · jurisdiction ∈ {US, SG}, ∉ {KP}.
A clearance is ALLOW only if every rule passes. Missing / expired credential, unknown rule kind, or empty pack → fail-closed DENY.
HTTP · real Compliance Oracle response

Raw engine JSON (verdict + machine-readable reasons + per-rule results + pinned policy hash + tamper-evident decision seal)


    

Runs the real Compliance Oracle — blocks first, asks never; every verdict carries a tamper-evident seal. The exact policy is pinned by its SHA-256 hash, so two different rule packs produce two different verdicts you can prove apart. Pure logic; no funds move. Want the production oracle wired to your own credential issuer, rule packs, and audit log? Talk to us →