Verify Chain

Cryptographically verify the complete authorization-to-execution chain of custody.

Wire Payment Fraud: A $2.9B Problem

Business Email Compromise attacks cost enterprises $2.9 billion in 2024. The attack vector is simple: fraudulent wire instructions that appear legitimate. The defense is simpler: cryptographic proof.

Without BinaryIF
  • AI agent receives wire instruction
  • Agent validates sender and amount
  • Wire executes
  • No verifiable proof of legitimate authorization
With BinaryIF
  • Agent requests authorization from BinaryIF
  • Sufficiency gates verify approval chain
  • PERMIT issued with cryptographic signature
  • RECEIPT proves exact execution

Execution Binding

Authorization alone is insufficient. Any system can claim an action was authorized. Execution Binding creates cryptographic proof that binds authorization to execution—proof that cannot be forged, replayed, or disputed.

PERMIT
Authorization
HASH CHAIN
Binding
RECEIPT
Execution Proof
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Single-use permits prevent replay
∞
Receipts verifiable indefinitely
0
Zero trust required

Verification Process

Insurers, auditors, and regulators can independently verify the complete chain of custody for any transaction without requiring system access or special credentials.

1. Retrieve PERMIT
Fetch the authorization artifact with cryptographic signature
2. Retrieve RECEIPT
Fetch the execution receipt with action proof
3. Validate Hash Chain
Confirm receipt's permit_hash matches permit hash
Instructions

Create a permit on the Authorize page, then enter the Permit ID below to verify the chain of custody.