Every response can prove itself

TrustedRouter has introduced optional signed inference receipts that let clients cryptographically verify an AI response’s exact request and response bytes, serving model and provider, verification method, timestamp, and client-provided nonce. Enabled through an `x-inference-receipt` header, the receipts are signed inside an attested enclave using per-boot Ed25519 keys and can be verified offline, including for streaming responses, through embedded hardware attestation and public key logs. Verification confirms that neither the request nor response was altered and that the signing key originated from a measured enclave, while receipts also distinguish between TEE-verified upstream routes and ordinary TLS connections. The feature does not prove confidentiality or identify the requester, allowing receipts to be shared with auditors without exposing user identity. TrustedRouter provides public specifications, reference verifiers, test vectors, and SDK support across six languages, and charges a 12% service fee for signed receipts on managed prepaid inference while leaving BYOK token pricing unchanged.

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