Deterministic resolution infrastructure
When tokenized credit defaults, Ward makes the resolution verifiable.
Ward reads authoritative ledger state, evaluates the agreed policy, and prepares replayable evidence plus unsigned settlement instructions. The institution signs. The chain settles.
- Decision
- Approved or rejected against agreed policy
- Proof
- Replayable evidence and rule path
- Control
- Institution retains signing authority
HTTPS ยท JSON ยท SDKAuthoritative facts in. A resolution record out.
No hosted operations console is implied. The API response is the product contract.
/sandbox/resolve{
"receipt_hash": "bbb148โฆc59e7",
"decision": "approved",
"checks_passed": 5,
"ward_signed": false
}Deployment surface
One resolution contract. No forced interface.
Backends consume JSON, engineering teams use typed clients, and reviewers inspect published evidence without entering a customer system.
HTTPS JSON API
A canonical request and response boundary for customer services and governed automation.
POST /sandbox/resolvePython and TypeScript SDKs
Request builders and receipt parsers for teams that prefer native application tooling.
pip install ward-protocolnpm install ward-protocol-sdkPublic evidence register
Certificate status, checks, residuals, and retained evidence presented outside the integration path.
Authority map
One record crosses the institution without collapsing responsibility.
Each participant gets the context required for their role. Policy ownership, technical integration, independent review, and signing authority remain visibly separate.
Can this workflow move into production without transferring authority to another system?
- Provides
- Deployment constraints, policy owner, acceptance criteria
- Ward returns
- Control map, readiness gaps, governed rollout decision
- Authority retained
- Budget, policy ownership, production approval
Institutional readiness ledger
Trust is assigned control by control.
Ward documents what it provides, what the institution must retain, and which artifact supports the claim.
Pinned references and canonical snapshot
Authoritative-source access and retention policy
Evidence archive + content hashVersioned rule bundle and deterministic result
Rule ownership and change approval
Fixtures + invariant testsUnsigned action contract
KMS, signing, and submission
Signing-boundary checkReceipt export and monitor status
Approval and incident process
Weekly heartbeat + status record