Procedural Immutability Doctrine

GravityBTC service behavior is designed to remain predictable, fixed, and repeatable across time.

1. Fixed Service Behavior

Each Gravity service operates according to a predefined flow: select service, create invoice, observe settlement, wait for required confirmations, execute the service, generate records, and retrieve outputs by invoice identifier.

2. No Ad Hoc Execution

Gravity does not alter execution logic on a case-by-case basis after settlement. Service behavior is determined by the selected product, tier, required confirmations, and published operational rules.

3. Deterministic Retrieval

Issued records are retrieved through the invoice-bound retrieval path. Retrieval wording, status behavior, and record availability are intended to remain stable and repeatable.

4. Terminology Discipline

Gravity uses controlled language for settlement, activation, issued records, preservation, certification, and retrieval. Terminology changes should be rare, intentional, and aligned across public pages.

5. Versioned Change Discipline

Gravity may improve its systems, but procedural changes should be documented, deliberate, and compatible with continuity of previously issued records.

6. Client Pressure Resistance

Gravity does not modify confirmation thresholds, record activation logic, or issued record handling because of urgency, preference, market conditions, or client pressure.

7. Continuity of Issued Records

Once a record is issued, Gravity’s priority is preservation continuity, retrieval consistency, and verifiable operational history.