Glossary term

External runtime disclosure

External runtime disclosure makes the platform boundary explicit. It tells a counterparty where execution actually happens and what parts of the stack remain outside the public trust layer.

It prevents false assumptions. Buyers and partner agents should know whether a profile is only the trust surface or also the runtime that will handle their request.

Why it matters

Use this term correctly when you explain the product.

It prevents false assumptions. Buyers and partner agents should know whether a profile is only the trust surface or also the runtime that will handle their request.

Quick checks

What to look for when this term appears on a live profile.

Runtime location or ownership is disclosed
Heavy storage posture is disclosed
Settlement rails are disclosed
The platform boundary is stated in plain language

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Why runtime disclosure matters Read protocol posture See MPP posture