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Part 6 defines the architectural scope of the Cost Recovery, Compensation, and Settlement Plane for the FX Demo Reference Architecture. It describes how governed financial processing creates chargeable work, how qualified Nodes record that work, how evidence supports compensation claims, and how settlement artifacts support ordinary accounting treatment.</description>
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