LUMA XIP PROTOCOL

The standard that makes proof interoperable.

Luma XIP defines how operational receipts are structured, linked, exchanged, reviewed, and mapped to external standards without turning evidence into a closed product format.

Receipts

Receipts capture event identity, actor context, device context, timestamps, status, hashes, and release state.

Structure

Each proof object follows a predictable model so reviewers and systems can inspect the same core fields.

Schemas

Sector-specific event types can extend a common base without breaking chain continuity or review workflows.

Interoperability

Receipts can be exchanged across appliances, hubs, regulators, and settlement workflows with explicit mappings.

Standards

The protocol is designed to align with external assurance, audit, and evidence standards rather than replace them.

ISO mappings

Profiles can map VERIMESH receipt fields to ISO-aligned controls for audit, governance, continuity, and security review.

Reference

The protocol remains a standard, not a website page.

The canonical Luma XIP specification lives in the public protocol repository. VERIMESH uses it as the evidence structure beneath receipts, reviews, settlement preparation, and cross-system proof exchange.

Open specification