What Bridge Publishes
This page is the public product boundary for inventory, liquidity, shortfall, refund, and quarantine wording.
BridgeInventory Truth
This page is the public product boundary for inventory, liquidity, shortfall, refund, and quarantine wording.
The key distinction is simple: local Bridge records can be real without becoming host-chain spend authority.
Shortfall handling is a product state machine, not a promise that Bridge will force every request through.
The order can be filled from recorded local inventory debit. This remains a committed-order record.
The order records a fresh-source amount as pending host fill. Host sourcing and owner-chain delivery evidence are still required later.
The lane can wait for inventory, source finality, receiver acknowledgement, or a fresher quote.
The lane can close when route evidence is insufficient, expired, unsupported, or unsafe to settle.
Unmatched or unsafe value can be separated from spendable inventory until a terminal receipt exists.
Stale quote and stale inventory refusal are normal safety outcomes.
These lines protect the product from sounding more open than it is.
Local inventory receipts do not prove live host-chain balances unless the page publishes a source-backed balance row.
Committed orders do not become available public liquidity by existing.
Overpayment surplus stays separate from Bridge revenue.
Pending payment intake is not bank-settled or host-settled movement.
Defer, refuse, refund, and quarantine states need their own terminal receipt before they become a public outcome.
Bridge does not sell, redeem, swap, or mint wrapped host assets from this surface.
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