Verified-release authorization DR-2026-08-04421

Sample release-authorization from Keystone's Disbursement Rail. Signed at release-time against verified asset state. Consumed by state HFA, HUD, IIJA, and IRA §45X program offices. Synthetic data.

Release request

Program

State-HFA Multifamily Modular Pilot (synthetic)

Program office

Synthetic State HFA · Program-ID PGM-2026-14

Request ID

DR-2026-08-04421

Request date

2026-08-04

Milestone claimed

Module installed on foundation

Asset ID referenced

BBX-2026-44871 (hash 0xbbx202644871f4c9e2...)

Verified state check

Check	Requirement	Result
Lifecycle state matches milestone	state = "installed"	PASS (state: installed, event 2026-08-03T14:22:08Z)
Third-party inspection prerequisite	inspection = pass	PASS
KeyScore ≥ program floor (60)	KeyScore ≥ 60	PASS (score: 92)
Program budget check	request ≤ remaining_budget	PASS

Release authorization

Amount authorized

$84,000

Fee (Keystone SaaS usage)

$210 (25 bps of release)

Net authorized

$83,790

Program budget remaining

$2,341,000 (of original $12,500,000)

Payment rail

State fiscal-agent ACH (existing infrastructure)

Payment reference

To be assigned by fiscal agent on funds transfer

Keystone does not move funds. This is a verified-release signal, not a payment. The authorized amount above flows through the program's existing Treasury / state / fiscal-agent payment rail. Keystone signs the release-authorization; the licensed payment infrastructure moves the money.

Signature + audit chain

Authorization hash

0xdr20260804421c9e8f7a6b5d4e3f2a1b0c9d8e7f6a5b4c3d2e1f0a9b8c7d6e5

ECDSA signature

30450221009e8f7d6c...ecc-p256 (Keystone signing key K-2026-04)

Referenced asset hash

0xbbx202644871f4c9e2a1b8d3e7c6f4a2b1d9e8c7f6a5b4c3d2e1f0a9b8c7d6e5

Program-ID hash

0xpgm202614a3b2c1d0e9f8a7b6c5d4e3f2a1b0c9d8e7f6a5b4c3d2e1f0a9b8c7

Signed at

2026-08-04T14:22:47Z

Auditor-ready. Any Inspector General, program auditor, or fiscal-agent auditor can query this authorization directly by ID, verify the ECDSA signature against Keystone's published public key, and reconstruct the full event chain from asset ingest to release-time from immutable event log. Reconstruction is deterministic and requires no cooperation from the disbursing program.