Status of this page: publication from an earlier System state. Signatures such as ML-DSA-65 belong to the evidence published at that time and remain unchanged. Current receipts carry Ed25519 and ML-DSA-87, and all hashes use SHA-384.
A superseded authority reached T0. It did not reach execution.
immo.quick Serverless Edition™ · Sealed Evidence Receipt · August 2026
Originating challenge: Authority Supersession at T-1 to T0
Don't believe it. Verify it.
Four outcomes, exactly as they stand in the final evidence receipt.
A superseded authority cannot authorize execution at T0.
- Authority supersession flag persisted
- T0 authority check detected active supersession
- Gate execution returned deterministic block
- Commit was prevented
- Zero-action closure was recorded
- Real-world FinCEN source freshness
- A real regulatory revocation
- Authenticity of a live external authority source
- Legal validity of the synthetic scenario
NO CLAIM BEYOND THE EVIDENCE.
TA-14 originated the challenge. immo.quick produced the proof.
This demonstration was initiated in response to an authority-supersession question raised by Greggory Don Butler through TA-14's admissible-execution work. The governance question was specific: deterministic execution can still become inadmissible if the authority supporting execution has been superseded before consequence attaches.
immo.quick independently implemented, executed, sealed and published the resulting demonstration on the immo.quick Serverless Edition™.
The artifact should therefore be understood as an immo.quick evidence record produced in response to a TA-14 governance challenge, not as a TA-14 finding, certification, registration or Exchange-governed institutional record. Had the demonstration been developed through the TA-14 AI Governance Exchange, its institutional provenance and review record would be different.
Evidence should preserve origin as carefully as it preserves outcome.
Provenance note based on the public exchange between Greggory Don Butler, Founder of TA-14, and Rami Cherri, Founder & CEO of immo.quick Global, August 2026.
Institutional evidence requires attributable institutional communication.
immo.quick does not process system registrations, sealed evidence submissions, cryptographic material or architecture-related transfers through consumer email accounts. For interactions involving immo.quick execution infrastructure, evidence artifacts, registration data or cryptographic material, immo.quick requires an email identity attributable to an institutional domain.
This requirement is part of the immo.quick security and provenance model. It is designed to preserve attributable institutional identity not only inside the evidence artifact, but also across the communication channel through which evidence and system-related material is exchanged.
For this demonstration, no institutionally attributable TA-14 email domain was provided for artifact transfer. immo.quick therefore did not transmit the sealed evidence artifact through the proposed consumer email channel. The demonstration was executed on the immo.quick Serverless Edition™ and the resulting artifact was instead published as a Public Evidence Record for independent verification.
This boundary does not constitute a judgement on TA-14 or on any specific email provider. It reflects an internal immo.quick security principle governing evidence, registration and architecture-related communications.
INSTITUTIONAL EVIDENCE REQUIRES ATTRIBUTABLE INSTITUTIONAL COMMUNICATION.
From sealing to block, every step timestamped.
A compliant transaction with invalid authority is still an invalid execution.
A deterministic system can still be wrong.
If it deterministically executes an obsolete rule, a stale approval, a revoked authority, or an invalid provenance chain. That is why immo.quick separates the causal execution chain from the authority legitimacy chain.
The data is synthetic. The execution path is not.
- Target entity: TA 14 Demonstration Entity
- UBO: John Doe - 100%
- Authority event: synthetic regulatory revocation
No real legal entity, natural person, or regulatory action is represented by those fixtures.
checkAuthorityChainAtT0- production T0 validationauthorityChainPropagation- production authority propagationgateCTA- production gate logic- HMAC-SHA256 sealing, SHA-256 Merkle-chain linking
- Ed25519 + ML-DSA-65 public signature envelope
The receipt explicitly declares that no mock, stub, or demonstration-specific substitute was used for these listed execution components.
Do not trust this page. Verify the artifact.
The final Sealed Evidence Receipt contains a hybrid public signature envelope designed for independent verification without access to the internal HMAC secret. Classical signature: Ed25519 (RFC 8032). Post-quantum signature: ML-DSA-65 (FIPS 204). Hybrid binding: SHA-256 over the concatenated lowercase hexadecimal signature representations.
Offline verification available - No account - No API - No shared secret
Download the offline verification script (verify-evidence.mjs)
node verify-evidence.mjs EVID-TA14-1786271739069.json
Cryptographic verification establishes integrity and signature validity. It does not expand the declared evidentiary claim boundary.
Download the artifact. Verify the signatures. Compare the hash. Challenge the evidence.
This table describes only what the published verifier actually does. No RFC 8785 is claimed because none is used.
Version references, not build digests.
CI/CD build digests were not computed for this demonstration. The published identifiers are version references, not SHA-256 build digests.
WE DO NOT LABEL VERSION REFERENCES AS CRYPTOGRAPHIC DIGESTS.
The original stays unchanged. External findings sit alongside it.
External findings, if issued in the future, will be published alongside the original artifact without modifying or replacing the original record.
One more time, cleanly.
WHAT THIS RECORD ESTABLISHES: This record establishes only the bounded claim declared within the artifact. Cryptographic verification establishes integrity, signature validity and consistency with the declared evidence package. It does not constitute legal, regulatory, judicial or third-party certification.
- Authority supersession propagation
- Current authority-state resolution at T0
- Deterministic execution blocking
- Commit prevention
- Zero-action closure
- Cryptographically sealed evidence
- Independent public signature verification
- A live FinCEN query
- A real regulatory revocation
- A real legal entity
- A legal opinion
- Regulatory certification
- Universal proof of all immo.quick capabilities
Open for independent review.
This artifact is publicly available for independent cryptographic and evidentiary examination. Any qualified reviewer may verify the receipt, challenge the declared claim boundary, inspect the causal timeline and test the public signature envelope. External findings will be published alongside the original artifact without replacing or modifying the original record.
The artifact is public. The signatures are public. The claim boundary is public. The outcome is public.
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