Finality Receipt Example
An audit-ready settlement receipt showing cryptographic proof of irreversible finality with 14-of-20 validator consensus. Every settlement on the JIL Sovereign network produces an immutable, signed record proving that a transaction has been irreversibly committed to the ledger.
Settlement Finality Receipt - SET-2026-02-21-000183
Note: This is a redacted example receipt for demonstration purposes. All hashes, signatures, and identifiers shown are truncated or synthetic. In production, each field contains full-length cryptographic values that can be independently verified against the JIL L1 ledger.
Finality receipts are generated automatically upon settlement confirmation and are available via the Explorer API, the Proof Verification page, and the institutional settlement dashboard.
Every settlement on the JIL Sovereign network produces a finality receipt - an immutable, cryptographically signed record proving irreversible commitment.
- Settlement ID - Unique identifier for this settlement operation, encoding the date and sequence number.
- Block hash and height - The L1 block in which this settlement was finalized. The hash can be independently verified via the block explorer.
- Finality latency - Wall-clock time from submission to irreversible confirmation. JIL targets sub-2-second finality for all settlement types.
- Consensus threshold - 14 of 20 validators (70% BFT) must sign for settlement finality. This threshold prevents any minority from reversing transactions.
- Compliance zone - The regulatory jurisdiction governing this settlement. Each zone enforces jurisdiction-specific KYC, AML, and transaction policies.
- Compliance proof reference - A zero-knowledge proof hash demonstrating regulatory compliance without revealing underlying client data.
- Validator signatures - Each signing validator contributes an Ed25519 signature. The receipt lists all 20 validators, marking which signed and which were not required for this round.
Immutable
Once a finality receipt is produced, it cannot be altered or revoked. The receipt hash is committed to the L1 ledger and is independently verifiable by any party.
Cryptographic
Every field is covered by the receipt hash. Tampering with any value invalidates the hash, making forgery computationally impossible.
Audit-Ready
Receipts are designed for regulatory export. Download as JSON, verify in the explorer, or present to auditors as cryptographic proof of settlement finality.
Every Transaction. Verified. Final. Provable.
JIL Sovereign produces cryptographic finality receipts on every settlement - immutable proof that funds moved, compliance was met, and 14 of 20 validators attested.