Trust Center
Public trust surface for the VETS Coin project layer: control mapping, reliability commitments, and incident-response evidence that support the token, transparency, and infrastructure story. Updated 2026-03-10T22:15:00Z
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Controls Map
This map shows how public security, reliability, and response commitments connect back to evidence that partners and supporters can inspect.
| Control | Coverage | Evidence | Owner |
|---|---|---|---|
| API request signing + nonce replay protection | Partner endpoints | Evidence | platform |
| Public system status + incident feed | All public uptime checks | Evidence | ops |
| Tamper-evident critical export manifest | Audit/status evidence bundles | Evidence | security |
| Backup encryption + restore drill readiness | Operational recovery controls | Evidence | ops |
Test Commitments
These commitments describe the reliability checks and operating expectations behind the public trust layer.
- Smoke test cadence: Run endpoint smoke checks daily and on release preflight.
- OpenAPI contract checks: Validate generated specs/changelog before docs publish.
- Backup restore drill: Execute restore drill job on scheduled cadence with evidence artifact.
Incident Response Commitments
Response commitments define how the project communicates and stabilizes public-facing issues when trust surfaces or infrastructure degrade.
- Initial acknowledgement: Critical incidents acknowledged immediately by on-call owner.
- Public status updates: Status page incidents include active/resolved timeline entries.
- Post-incident evidence: Attach signed manifest/checksum evidence for critical exports.
Trust Score Trend
The composite score summarizes uptime, anomaly posture, and release quality as a quick trust signal, but the linked evidence above remains the source of truth.
Current score: 95.0 • trend flat • 30d window