Signed proof documents

Signed proof documents for official exchange rates

Keep the official source, selected date, document id, payload hash, and public verification together when a rate needs a proof file.

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Find, open, and verify an exchange-rate proof

Find

Choose source and date

Select the supported official source, dataset, and date that need a repeatable proof record.

Open

Open a ready bundle

Open or reuse a proof bundle when the signed proof files for that dataset and date are ready.

Verify

Check the PDF later

A recipient can verify the document id and payload hash without account access.

Proof bundle contents

What stays together in the evidence file

A ready proof bundle connects the source, selected date, signed proof documents, and verification metadata in one workflow.

Source attribution

The official source remains visible and separate from the FXProof proof layer.

Signed proof PDF

The FXProof document records the selected dataset and date in a reviewer-friendly format.

Document id

The document id gives reviewers a stable reference for later checks.

Payload hash

The hash identifies the recorded proof payload and supports public verification.

How exchange-rate proof works

Supported sources

Supported official sources

Active source integrations are loaded from the FXProof source catalog. Source institutions do not endorse FXProof.

boc
Bank of Canada
ecb
European Central Bank
fed
Federal Reserve System
hmrc
His Majesty's Revenue and Customs
nbk
National Bank of Kazakhstan

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Inspect the proof format, then choose a plan by monthly proof volume, archive depth, and optional automation needs.