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Data integrity and correctness

Money as decimals end to end, immutable ledgers, reversible migrations, and concurrency handled where it actually bites — the last unit in stock, the double-submitted payment.

01 — The problem

What has to stop going wrong.

The numbers stop agreeing. Somewhere between two systems, or two concurrent requests, a value goes missing and nobody finds out until an audit.

02 — What we build

The system behind the surface.

Money as decimals end to end and as strings across the API. Ledgers as the source of truth with balances as a cache. Row locking where concurrency actually bites. Immutable posted entries enforced by database triggers.

  1. 01

    Bound it

    Define the failure modes, permissions and consistency rules before the interface hides them.

  2. 02

    Build it

    Ship production code in your repository, in phases with a written exit state.

  3. 03

    Try to break it

    Test the paths that carry money, identity, isolation and irreversible decisions.

03 — Evidence

A claim should lead somewhere.

A checkout that writes the sale, the stock, the cash, the tax and the ledger together or not at all.

Shown in Nexora AIRetail and trading

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