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March 22, 2026Open Access

OMNIX Quantum: Post-Quantum Decision Governance Infrastructure for Automated Financial Systems

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The aim is to establish a secure decision governance infrastructure for automated financial systems using post-quantum cryptography.
Developed OMNIX Quantum infrastructure for decision governance
Utilized a dataset of 72,443 real governance decisions
Implemented an 8-checkpoint veto system for decision evaluation
Included cryptographically signed decision receipts for verification
Documented cryptographic architecture in architectural decision records
95.8% of governance decisions were held in the pipeline
4.1% of decisions were blocked and not executed
0.02% of decisions were approved for execution
Established a consistent fail-safe governance design
Receipts formed a verifiable hash chain for integrity

Abstract

OMNIX Quantum is a post-quantum decision governance infrastructure for automated financial systems. This deposit includes the full technical paper, a dataset of 72, 443 real governance decisions produced between February 21 and March 16, 2026 (each cryptographically signed with Dilithium-3 / ML-DSA-65), reference algorithm implementations, and three architectural decision records documenting the cryptographic architecture. The governance pipeline applies an 8-checkpoint veto system to every candidate decision before execution. During the observation period, 95. 8% of decisions were held, 4. 1% blocked, and 0. 02% approved — consistent with a fail-safe governance design. All receipts form a contiguous SHA-256 hash chain independently verifiable at omnixquantum. net/r/receiptᵢd.

OMNIX Quantum: Post-Quantum Decision Governance Infrastructure for Automated Financial Systems

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