A weekly automated tick takes a stablecoin issuer's disclosed monthly reserve report, replays it through the live GENIUS Act reserve-disclosure checker, and produces a signed, anchored, replayable receipt, all without a human re-running the check by hand. This page explains exactly what that receipt proves, and what it deliberately does not.
Timed to land ahead of the GENIUS Act rulemaking-final window. Every fire is independent and replayable, with no hidden state between runs.
check_genius_reserve_disclosure (ART-275), the same deterministic kernel that powers the interactive composer. Output carries an execution_hash over the exact input/output pair.| Claim | Status | Why |
|---|---|---|
| The checklist ran against these exact disclosed fields | Proven | execution_hash commits to the exact input/output pair; any third party can replay the kernel and get a byte-identical result. |
| The check result was not altered after the fact | Proven | The receipt is anchored (signed + archive-timestamped) at generation time. |
| The disclosed reserve-report fields are truthful | Not proven | The watch checks disclosed fields against the checklist; it does not audit the issuer's actual reserve holdings. |
| The source PDF/bank statement is authentic or unaltered | Not proven | ART-275 never claims to cryptographically verify a source document, only the checker's own disclosed-field input and output. |