XVII. One Engine
One architecture, many collateral types.
The insight is architectural, not sector specific. Receivables are simply the first market where the gap is acute and the data is already becoming machine readable. But the underlying engine, source capture, entity resolution, lien logic, remittance correlation, anomaly detection, and continuous monitoring, does not stop at invoices. The same control domains recur anywhere capital is financing cash flows against claimed assets. Once the engine exists, category expansion is not a new theory of the company. It is reuse of the same verification grammar in adjacent collateral systems.
Sources: MINT architecture and adjacent market logic.
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XVIII. Adjacent Markets