Money moves.
Evidence remains.
Vestiarion screens counterparties, matches obligations, verifies work, and manages liquidity. A model proposes each action; code enforces the boundary; a signed ledger keeps the receipt.
Numbers only appear after the system produces them.
The current ledger can contain real earlier evidence while post-instrumentation cycle and transfer series remain empty. The page keeps that distinction visible.
One loop. Two layers of judgment. One receipt chain.
Five stages. One accountable book.
- 01Compliance
- 02AP
- 03Contractors
- 04Treasury
- 05Forecast
LLM or heuristic verdict
Code guardrail
Execute or hold
Signed hash-chain ledger
Evidence under every stage—including refusals.
Do not take the landing page’s word for it.
A model can recommend payment. Code can still refuse it.
Every payable verdict crosses risk, screened-limit, evidence, and liquidity checks before the provider boundary. A blocked verdict records what the model argued and which rule overruled it.
See the guardrail receipt →
02Screening changes authority, not history.
A live OpenSanctions match or labelled bundled fallback derives the current payment limit from the business baseline. Re-screening is reversible and failed lookups retain the previous verdict.
Inspect tiered limits →
03Treasury moves must beat their own cost.
The reserve policy prices projected yield against the sweep-and-redemption round trip while protecting obligations due in 7 and 14 days. Uneconomic movement stays liquid.
Read the economics →
04The audit log is a cryptographic receipt, not a feed.
Every human, agent, and system action is Ed25519-signed, linked to the previous entry, and independently verified against the full chain on demand.
Verify the hash chain →
Open the evidence, not a scripted demo.
Inspect the current book, every refusal, and the chain verifier.