Verification API · pre-launch
Your AI makes financial claims. Artizar makes them provable.
A verification API for teams shipping AI over financial data. Send a model-generated claim; get back a deterministic verdict, the evidence behind it, and a signed audit record you can keep.
- claim
- “Apple’s fiscal 2024 10-K reports total net sales of $391.0 billion.”
- origin
- ai_generated
200 · signed verification record
- verdict
- verified
- rule_fired
- R-11 · primary-source match
- evidence[0]
- 10-K · AAPL · FY2024 · EDGAR 0000320193-24-000123“Total net sales… $391,035” (in millions)
- signature
- ed255199f2c44a1c7e30d5b88e1b7
- record_id
- rec_01J9ZC3AB8QY
- logged
- 2026-07-01T14:32:07Z · append-only
Illustrative response. Figures are from Apple’s FY2024 Form 10-K as filed on EDGAR.
- Deterministic rule table
- EDGAR-traced evidence
- Ed25519-signed records
The problem
Confidence is not evidence.
Language models answer financial questions fluently, and sometimes wrongly. When an agent quotes revenue that was never filed, or summarizes a risk factor that isn’t in the 10-K, the team that shipped it can’t point to a source, a rule, or a record.
The question that decides whether you can ship isn’t whether AI can be wrong. It’s whether you can show why an answer deserved trust.
How it works
One API call in. Three artifacts back.
(01) EVIDENCE
The claim meets the filing
Artizar pulls the primary record behind the claim (the filing itself, from EDGAR or PACER) and extracts structured evidence that keeps its provenance at every step.
(02) RULE TABLE
Rules decide, not the model
A fixed, versioned rule table maps that evidence to a verdict. The model gathers evidence; it never votes on the outcome. Same evidence in, same verdict out.
(03) SIGNED RECORD
The check becomes a record
The whole check (claim, evidence, rule fired, verdict) is written to an append-only log and cryptographically signed. Anyone holding the record can replay it.
Deterministic verdicts
Run it twice. Same answer, byte for byte.
Verdicts come from rules over structured evidence, not from sampling a model. Verify the same claim tomorrow and the verdict, the rule that fired, and the output digest are identical. No LLM votes on truth anywhere in the path.
RUN 1 · 2026-07-01T14:32:07Z
- claim_sha256
- c41e88f2a3d97b60
- verdict
- verified
- rule_fired
- R-11 · primary-source match
- output_sha256
- 7d194c3eb6e02a58
RUN 2 · 2026-07-02T09:05:41Z
- claim_sha256
- c41e88f2a3d97b60
- verdict
- verified
- rule_fired
- R-11 · primary-source match
- output_sha256
- 7d194c3eb6e02a58
✓ digest match7d194c3eb6e02a58 ≡ 7d194c3eb6e02a58
What makes it defensible
An audit log you can hand to anyone
Every verification is appended to an immutable, cryptographically signed log. Anyone holding the record can replay the check and confirm nothing was edited after the fact: a defensible trail from claim to verdict, not a black box.
CLAIM
“Net sales of $391.0 billion in fiscal 2024.”
EVIDENCE
Form 10-K, AAPL, FY2024 · “Total net sales… $391,035” (in millions) · EDGAR 0000320193-24-000123
RULE
R-11 · primary-source match · rule_table v3
VERDICT
verified
SIGNATURE
ed25519 9f2c44a1c7e30d5b88e1b7
Evidence that ends at the filing, not at a website
Verdicts trace to primary sources through an unbroken provenance chain. Not a news story about the 10-K. The 10-K, as filed. When the evidence can’t reach a primary source, the verdict says so instead of pretending.
Tier-1 sourcesEDGAR (SEC filings) · PACER (federal court records)
Who it's for
Built for teams shipping AI over financial data
AI agents & copilots
Verify before the user sees it
Your agent quotes a revenue figure or cites a filing. Artizar checks the claim against the source and attaches the verdict and evidence before the answer leaves your pipeline.
Fintech apps embedding AI
A verification layer between the model and your customers
Ship AI features over financial data with a check in the path, and a signed record for every claim you surfaced, ready when someone asks how you knew.
Research & investment platforms
Publish work your readers can check
AI-assisted research where every figure carries its evidence chain back to the filing. Your analysts can verify the model's work; so can your readers.
Principles
Verifiability, not infallibility
We don’t claim AI is always right; nobody honestly can. We make every claim checkable and every check auditable.
The verification engine is built to ship as open source under Apache 2.0. A system that asks for your trust should let you read how it decides.
Don’t ask users to trust your AI. Give them the record.
Artizar is pre-launch and onboarding a small set of early partners.
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