Evidence is not risk
Completeness counts available evidence even when that evidence is adverse or conflicting. A complete file can still contain serious risk signals.
Methodology 1.0.0
The RWA Lens model is deterministic, conservative with unknowns, and designed to expose its source and reasoning for every criterion.
Completeness counts available evidence even when that evidence is adverse or conflicting. A complete file can still contain serious risk signals.
Unknown, adverse, and conflicting states receive no documented-strength credit. Partial evidence receives limited credit.
Partner and referral configuration is stored separately and is not imported by the scoring model.
Weights total 100%
The published category weights are split into 24 explicit criteria.
| State | Completeness contribution | Documented-strength contribution | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| Confirmed | 100% | 100% | Relevant evidence supports the criterion. |
| Partial | 50% | 55% | Evidence exists but scope, freshness, independence, or relevance is limited. |
| Adverse | 100% | 0% | The condition is documented and unfavorable. |
| Conflict | 100% | 0% | Evidence exists but materially disagrees. |
| Unknown | 0% | 0% | No usable evidence was provided. |
Below 45% completeness, the report is labeled Incomplete evidence. Once that threshold is met, documented strength below 35 is Significant risk signals, below 55 is Elevated risk signals, below 75 is Moderate risk signals, and 75 or more is Stronger documented evidence.
None of these labels means safe, approved, verified, guaranteed, or suitable.
The report records the assessment date and methodology version. The same normalized input, assessment date, and methodology version produces the same result.
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