Collect observations
Run the buyer-operated collector against a public HTTPS endpoint you are authorised to measure. Record sampled response headers and timings.
For API and AI-service buyers
AI and API service verification: collect sampled HTTP observations, recheck evidence integrity and generate a provisional invoice-credit report against configured service terms.
Buyer-operated, sampled checks—not continuous monitoring. No automatic refunds or settlement. No wallet or token purchase required.
Developer documentationObservations → evidence → a reviewable report
02 / How it works
A practical workflow for operators, developers and service buyers. Set the measurement rules before the run; keep missing observations visible.
Run the buyer-operated collector against a public HTTPS endpoint you are authorised to measure. Record sampled response headers and timings.
Recheck the recorded evidence offline against the expected contract and, when signed, the expected key. Integrity checks do not prove measurements are truthful.
Apply configured service terms to generate a capped, provisional invoice-credit report. Export CSV or JSON, or print to PDF for review.
A report supports a service-performance discussion. It is not proof of semantic AI correctness, a full SLA audit or an automatic entitlement to payment.
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03 / Understand PVTY
PVTY is PactVerity's token on Solana, with a public PVTY/SOL market. The original PVTY issuance was 50 million tokens; burns can reduce current total supply.
Its proposed provider-staking, verifier-staking, slashing and governance functions are not deployed. The Evidence Gateway works without buying or holding PVTY.
Explore PVTY token, price chart and Solana mintCryptoassets are volatile and you can lose your entire investment. Read the risk disclosure →
Swap routes, reserves and prices can change. A liquidity lock is not a guarantee of value or sellability.
04 / See the project
A short introduction to service evidence, followed by a series covering the tools, token facts and roadmap.
Explore the tools at your own pace. Research specifications and simulated benchmarks are labelled separately from working software and real-world adoption.
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