Evidence required before applying a receipt in another domain
A new domain application needs a defined user decision, a covered uncertainty term, and evidence that the receipt helps with that decision.
A replay mechanism is a technical capability. To use it in a new domain, identify the decision a consumer makes, the inputs the consumer can independently obtain, and the particular claim the receipt can support. Then compare the proposed workflow with the methods the consumer already uses.
Prerequisites
Define the covered quantity and error terms, the trusted parties, and a concrete failure that would disprove the claimed benefit. Show how refusal, incomplete evidence, and revisions will be handled. A signing workflow must have separately authorized key custody and publication procedures.
This current note replaces an earlier narrative at the same route. It does not reissue that narrative’s referee verdicts or assert that a sector product has shipped. Use the trust guide to constrain an integration claim before proposing a domain-specific evaluation.