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# Permit Verdicts > Decision-ready verdicts for AI agents, paid per call via x402 on base — > no account, no API key, no signup. Two engines: a crypto settlement oracle, > and address-level building-permit / municipal-risk intelligence. ## Settlement Oracle — resolve a crypto price event Answers the question a prediction-market or conditional-order agent actually has: **did this price condition occur, and how sure can you be?** Not "what is the price" — that is free everywhere. Three things make it a verdict rather than a lookup, and each is a real settlement dispute: - touch vs close — "did BTC hit 100k" and "did BTC close above 100k" have different answers. You state which; we answer exactly that. - venue disagreement — a wick that prints on one book and not another is the most common settlement fight. We query Hyperliquid, Coinbase and Kraken independently. If they disagree you get DISPUTED, not a confident guess. (Binance is configured but returns 451 to this host's region, so it is reported unavailable rather than counted — we would rather name three venues we can actually reach than four we cannot.) - an audit trail — the exact candle, venue and timestamp that triggered it. GET https://permitverdict.com/v1/oracle/assets FREE coverage + pricing GET https://permitverdict.com/v1/oracle/venues?asset=BTC FREE which venues answer right now GET https://permitverdict.com/v1/oracle/spot?asset=BTC $0.01 cross-venue median + spread (bps) GET https://permitverdict.com/v1/oracle/resolve?asset=BTC&operator=at_or_above&threshold=100000&from=...&to=...&mode=touch $0.05 YES / NO / DISPUTED / UNRESOLVED + evidence GET https://permitverdict.com/v1/oracle/attest?<same as resolve> $0.25 + signed decision_id and SHA-256 integrity hash GET https://permitverdict.com/v1/oracle/decode?decision_id=pv1... FREE is this record genuine, and what

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