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AI in Finance Audit Trail Checklist

When an AI-informed decision is questioned, the audit trail is the only thing that can answer for it. This checklist covers the records a finance AI workflow must keep.

By AI Fin Hub Research · AI Fin Hub Team

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Section 1

Phase 1: Decision logging

3 items

Section 2

Phase 2: Version provenance

3 items
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Prompt Regression Tester

Run the same prompt against multiple models (Claude 4.5/4.6/4.7, GPT-5, Gemini 2.5) with your own keys. Diff outputs, score drift, catch regressions.

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Section 3

Phase 3: Human oversight record

3 items
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Hallucination Detector

Paste a source document + an LLM's extraction. Every numeric claim in the output is checked against the source. Client-side. Catches silent fabrication.

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Section 4

Phase 4: Retention and integrity

3 items
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FTC vs FCA vs MiCA+DORA Regulatory Cost

Compare US (FTC), UK (FCA), and EU (MiCA + DORA) compliance cost for an AI-finance product. Snapshot data with as-of date — not legal advice.

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If you cannot reconstruct a decision, you cannot defend it. The audit trail is not overhead, it is the thing that answers for the AI when a regulator or counterparty asks.
Version provenance is the detail teams skip and regret. A prompt or model change with no log means a past decision becomes unexplainable the moment the deployment moves on.
Test the reconstruction before you need it. The first time you actually try to rebuild a decision from logs is when you discover which field you forgot to capture.

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