Finance

Proof beats policy

Financial compliance collapses when evidence is seasonal. IF.TTT turns reports, controls, and model claims into receipts that survive third‑party review.

Pain points (today)

Regulators and auditors don’t accept “trust us” — they want provenance.
Model risk narratives drift faster than the evidence behind them.
Evidence requests land late, frantic, and incomplete (audit season theater).

What IF.TTT makes easier

Bind a source artifact to an output with a trace (hashes + signatures).
Publish no‑login receipts so third parties can verify without credentials.
Export offline bundles for disputes, audits, or long‑tail reviews.

Debate extracts (roles)

Audit lead

“Show me the receipt surface. If I can’t verify it in minutes, it doesn’t exist.”

Security architect

“Dashboards observe. Gates enforce. What happens when the signal disappears?”

CFO

“If the control can’t be evidenced, it can’t be defended.”

Open verification

Receipts are designed to work in constrained reviewer environments (HTML fallbacks).
Offline verification exists for when “please log in” is not an option.
Start with the public IF.TTT explainer: infrafabric.io/static/hosted/ifttt/

if.ttt

what third parties can verify

1

Ingest a source

PDF • policy • dataset • report
2

Mirror + claim register

keep the evidence payload intact
3

Bind with a trace

hashes • signatures • provenance ID
4

Publish public receipts

no login • stable URLs • HTML fallbacks
5

Optional triage bundles

lightweight • standard • full
6

Offline verify

verify with `iftrace.py`