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When Is a Reconciliation Break Real? A Temporal Correctness Contract for Streaming Financial Reconciliation
Reconciliation systems decide, continuously, whether money the ledger expected has arrived at the bank. On an asynchronous stream that decision is taken against partial evidence: a credit that has not appeared may be missing, or may simply not have been posted yet. Deployed pipelines settle this wit
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