How a Draw Works

Film, record, flag, proof, decision: the record for one GPU loan draw, step by step.

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Five Steps to a Decision

Film.

The borrower walks the hall with a phone. Every frame is signed as it is shot.

A rack row, as the phone sees it
Sample capture of a synthetic test hall.

Record.

Within 48 hours, every unit becomes a row in the record, typed by its evidence and carrying its own hash.

The capture record in the AARC demo: one row per detected item, each typed by its evidence and carrying its own hash
From the AARC demo, running on synthetic data.

Flag.

Missing units and condition problems come first. Each flag links to the frames and the row behind it.

The exception worklist in the AARC demo, each exception tied to a claim, a row and a row hash
From the AARC demo, running on synthetic data.

Proof.

Anyone can re-run a determination from the stored evidence and land on the same hash.

The 3D scan audit in the AARC demo: two of two determinations reproduce, all hashes verified
From the AARC demo, running on synthetic data.

Decision.

The lender funds the draw, holds it, or orders a re-capture. The record shows one status across every check.

The command view in the AARC demo, rolling every audit into one readiness status
From the AARC demo, running on synthetic data.

See It on Your Next Draw

Ten founding-lender slots are open. Technical advisors resell at list and keep 15%.

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