Integrity
An integrity check establishes that the examined bytes match the relevant digest or verified source. It does not independently prove that every sentence in the source is true. The verification result needs to state the actual object, method and scope checked.
Rights
Access, copying, distribution, licensing and redemption are different permissions. Read the actual rights carried by the claim. A purchase cannot be assumed to include every possible right merely because an object is sealed or publicly listed.
Backing
Backing requires a supported relationship to another asset, funded amount or custodian. An attached proof can provide evidence without being committed as backing. Funding conservation and current spend authority must be verified through the relevant financial operation.
External effect
Legal recognition, insurance, physical delivery and institutional acceptance depend on evidence and applicable arrangements beyond a cryptographic seal. Conformance evaluates a stated technical capability. It is not a universal certification of truth, legal status or investment quality.
A useful inspection
Ask what was claimed, who authorized it, what supports it, what changed and what remains outside the proof. The answer should link to originals rather than decorative trust labels. A clear boundary makes a source more useful to the next independent reader.
Method, sources and assessment
This explanation describes the supported implementation. Exact protocol requirements come from the pinned Receiz contracts and original sources. A reference result does not qualify a production deployment or a physical device.