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Verification API rate-limit design
How API buyers should plan throttling, retries, idempotency, and user messaging when verification volume spikes.
25 May 20261 min read79 wordsPRAMAAN Editorial
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How PRAMAAN turns trust workflows into screens, APIs, receipts, renewals, badges, reports, and operational design choices.
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Product notes explain current PRAMAAN workflows, API behavior, badge interpretation, and result UX. Planned features stay marked as planned.
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API buyer path
Sandbox, OpenAPI, webhooks, idempotency, errors, and production readiness.
Badge interpretation
What a worker-owned badge shows, hides, renews, and revokes.
Reports and receipts
How status, source confidence, consent receipt, and manual review should read.
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