14. Proposed KPIs and health indicators
A deployment should publish a KPI only when it can define the event, source, cohort or period, unit, valuation method and timestamp, exclusions, correction policy, off-chain evidence, and data-quality limitations.
Proposed measures include:
- valid redemption presentments;
- cohort-based fulfillment rate;
- discharge completeness;
- presentment-to-fulfillment latency;
- acquisition-to-presentment holding duration;
- outstanding eligible commitments under a stated methodology;
- completed Pool swap volume;
- measured Pool inventory;
- Pool token-balance-cap utilization;
- quote pass rate, kept separate from route execution rate;
- eligible reserves divided by expressly covered exposure;
- guarantor claims and recoveries under an identified policy;
- proposed network rake and service fees actually received, without double-counting gross Pool fees;
- governance detection, decision, pause, repair, and closure times;
- complaints, disputes, corrections, and remedies; and
- separately evidenced social or ecological outcomes.
On-chain transaction data does not by itself prove identity, issuer performance, satisfaction, causality, community health, or social impact. Those claims require their own methodology and evidence.
See Appendix C for the proposed measurement specification.