Certification Receipts are concise public verification artifacts generated from a canonical Certification Package. They summarize what was certified, when the certification occurred, which Suite Standards and Suite Methodology applied, and where supporting records can be found.
Within Certifier, the receipt is the public-facing confirmation layer. It does not replace the Certification Package, Certification Process Report (SCPR), or Certified Record (SCRD); it provides a concise confirmation that directs users back to the authoritative certification record.
The inaugural Satoshium Certification Receipt was issued for SC-CERT-2026-0001, the operational certification of the Atlas Jurisdiction Record — El Salvador.
This receipt identifies the certification subject, certification status, governing Suite framework, canonical Certification Package, report, certified records, and Suite-ready references.
Open Certification Receipt →View Certified Item → Open Report Index →The Certification Receipt template defines the recurring public structure used for future receipt records. Each receipt should remain short, traceable, and tied to the canonical Certification Package.
Receipt fields should include certification ID, receipt ID, subject, status, class, issue date, package reference, report reference, certified record reference, and Suite integration references.
Open Schema →Receipts allow a user to confirm that a certification occurred without reading the full Certification Package. They are designed for quick public review while preserving links to deeper evidence, reports, and records.
Receipts are generated from the Certification Package. The Certification Package remains Certifier's authoritative operational record, while the receipt provides a concise public confirmation of the certification event and its supporting record chain.
A receipt is generated after Certifier completes the certification workflow by applying Suite Standards and Suite Methodology, organizing evidence, creating the Certification Package, completing the evaluation, and issuing the certification decision.
Certification Receipts are not independent certification decisions. They are public verification artifacts generated from Certifier's canonical records so that certifications can be referenced, shared, indexed, and independently confirmed across the Satoshium Suite.