Quantum Provenance
Every entropy request in Quantropy is tied to an immutable on-chain record. That link is the Quantum Job ID.
What is the Quantum Job ID?
The Quantum Job ID is a unique identifier for a single entropy job. It is issued when your request is accepted and is permanently associated with:
The entropy bytes returned to you
The Solana transaction that anchors the job
Timestamp and metadata used for auditing
You receive the Quantum Job ID in the API response (e.g. job_id). With it, you can prove that a given entropy output came from Quantropy and was settled on Solana—no forgery, no replay.
How every request is anchored
Request — You call the entropy API (with auth and parameters).
Job creation — The system creates a job, assigns a Quantum Job ID, and schedules it on the Integrity Stack.
QPU + settlement — The job is executed on real hardware; the result and metadata are committed to Solana.
Response — You receive the entropy, the Quantum Job ID, and the Solana transaction ID (or signature).
From that point on, the link request → Job ID → Solana tx is immutable. Anyone can verify that this specific entropy output was produced by the network and recorded on-chain.
Complete auditability
You — You can store the Job ID and Solana tx with your use of the entropy (e.g. in a game round, a lottery, or an AI agent run) and prove later that the randomness was legitimate.
Auditors — Third parties can use the Quantum Explorer or Solana explorers to verify the transaction and its metadata.
Compliance — For regulated or high-assurance use cases, the chain provides an audit trail from API call to settlement.
Quantum provenance is the basis for verifiable randomness: not just “we used a good RNG,” but “this exact output is anchored on-chain and can be checked by anyone.”
See also: Solana Settlement, API Reference.
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