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Specification defines foundational primitives for deterministic and privacy-preserving transactions.
This specification defines the URIB (Universal Resource and Identity Bus) Canonical Architecture Stack and its seven foundational primitives: the Canonical Event Model (CEM), Reversible Mapping (RM), Deterministic Routing (DR), Seed Lifecycle (SL), Settlement Envelope (SE), DID Provenance (DP), and Universal Receipt (UR). These primitives collectively provide a complete, interoperable substrate for deterministic, auditable, and privacy-preserving distributed transactions. Conformance levels URIB-Core, URIB-Standard, and URIB-Full are defined herein.
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