TRADING4AIFinancial reliability surfaces for agents

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Financial Agent Reliability Layer

TRADING4AI does not try to sell guaranteed alpha. It helps agents judge whether a financial action, statement, or packaged conclusion is safe to trust, safe to say, and safe to execute.

Legend

Bluenear-term ship / do now

Red bordermoat / long-term asset

Red textavoid / red ocean

Step 1

Action Preflight

Pre-action review for payments, wallet transfers, subscriptions, and other high-risk financial moves.

HTML: /agent-verification/action-preflight

JSON: /reliability/action-preflight-sample.json

Step 2

Evidence Cards

Source-bound packaging with cited references, retrieval time, limitations, and safe restatement boundaries.

HTML: /agent-verification/evidence-cards

JSON: /reliability/evidence-cards-sample.json

Step 3

Reliability Corpus

Static warning patterns, claim-safety notes, runner differences, and failure-pattern collections.

HTML: /agent-verification/reliability-corpus

JSON: /reliability/reliability-corpus-sample.json

Service-to-pack map

Each service now points to the scenario pack that matters first

The reliability layer gets easier to use when each core service has a concrete scenario path instead of a generic category label.

Recommended start

Choose the first public surface by risk shape

The three core services stay available, but most first-time visitors should start with the strongest scenario pack for the task in front of them.

Start here first

Counterparty screening before payment

Best first stop when an agent is close to moving money or accepting new payment instructions.

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Claim Safety Pack

Best first stop when an agent is about to publish, promote, or restate financial claims.

Start here first

Crypto signal subscription before payment

Best next stop when an agent is asked to pay in crypto, trust guaranteed-return language, or share trading access.

Start here next

Wallet Transfer to Unverified Counterparty Pack

Best next stop when a wallet destination is weakly verified and the transfer would be irreversible once sent.

Public examples

Start with the sample that matches the review task

The reliability layer now exposes named static examples instead of only abstract service descriptions.

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Action Preflight sample cases

Four named public checks for crypto subscriptions, overseas supplier payments, unverified wallet transfers, and payment instruction changes.

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Evidence Card sample packages

Static evidence packs for counterparty screening, macro release context, public company filing review, and claim safety publication review.

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Evidence Card Library

A static index of every public sample evidence card, with pack ids, citations, source-manifest counts, and do-not-claim boundaries.

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Reliability Corpus collections

Named review collections for backtest assumptions, runner differences, and claim-safety overreach.

Priority packs

Strongest public starts right now

Counterparty screening before payment: Best first stop when an agent is close to moving money or accepting new payment instructions.

Claim Safety Pack: Best first stop when an agent is about to publish, promote, or restate financial claims.

Crypto signal subscription before payment: Best next stop when an agent is asked to pay in crypto, trust guaranteed-return language, or share trading access.

Wallet Transfer to Unverified Counterparty Pack: Best next stop when a wallet destination is weakly verified and the transfer would be irreversible once sent.

Best first clicks

Start with the surface that matches the task shape

Move money or change payment instructions: start with Counterparty Screening Pack.

Restate evidence or make a public claim: start with Claim Safety Pack.

Pay for a signal room or share trading access: start with Crypto Signal Subscription Pack.

Screen a new wallet destination before irreversible crypto moves: start with Wallet Transfer to Unverified Counterparty Pack.

Package source facts into something reusable: start with Evidence Cards.

What we return

Bounded, auditable output

source refs

retrieved time

limitations

safe statements and blocked statements

machine-readable JSON for downstream agents

What we refuse

Not a signal vendor

no guaranteed return claims

no auto-trade promises

no generic compliance SaaS scope

no hidden trust boundary