Part 6: Cost Recovery, Compensation, and Settlement Plane

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Part 6 defines the governed node service architecture used to describe, register, operate, monitor, and control distributed services within the Financial Systems Archetype. It focuses on how governed nodes expose capabilities, participate in runtime planes, satisfy non-functional expectations, report health, support auditability, and remain traceable to architectural purpose. Part 6 establishes the service-level concepts needed to treat nodes as governed architectural participants rather than isolated technical components. It supports later market, governance, and operational models by defining the common service foundation.

• Foreword
• Introduction
• 1. Scope
• 2. Purpose
• 3. Architectural Motivation
• 4. Architectural Principle and Requirements
• 5. Definitions

  • Cost Recovery, Compensation, and Settlement Plane
  • Chargeable Work Unit
  • Work Performed Event
  • 06-4-qualified-node
  • Qualified Service Provider
  • Evidence Reference
  • Compensation Claim
  • Cost Rule
  • Settlement Instruction
  • Non-Performance Indicator
  • Competitive Substitution
  • Content Minimization
  • Under-Compliance
• 6. Relationship to Existing FX Pricing
• 7. Relationship to Other Architectural Planes
• 8. Information Minimization

  • 8.1 Information Minimization Requirements
  • 8.2 Minimum Cost-Relevant Information
  • 8.3 Protected Information
• 9. Operating Model

  • 9.1 Core Concepts
  • 9.2 Chargeable Work Types
  • 9.3 Competition and Provider Substitution
  • 9.4 Accounting Basis
  • 9.5 Non-Performance Visibility
• 10. FX Demo Application

  • 10.1 Use Case
  • 10.2 Conceptual Flow
• 11. Platform-Independent Model View
• 12. Platform-Specific Mapping
• 13. Phase 0 and Later-Phase Treatment
• 14. Minimum Demonstration Profile
• 15. Governance Requirements
• 16. Open Issues
• 17. Summary

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