Does the source actually support the claim?
Paste a claim and a source — text or a link. Merit runs three independent gates and tells you the truth: a deterministic numeric check, a factual-consistency (NLI) score, and an adversarial judge. You get a shareable, signed receipt.
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Or check your own
Paste a passage, or a link — Merit fetches and reads the page.
Why this is different: most "citation" tools pay or trust a source the moment it's retrieved. Merit refuses a citation that doesn't actually hold up — the numeric gate re-checks every figure, the NLI gate scores entailment, and the adversarial judge tries to break it. A claim only passes if the source really supports it.
Turn verification into payment — Merit Links
Every creator on Merit has a Merit Link: a public citation toll you can share, embed, or show as a QR. Cite the creator there and Merit settles real USDC on Arc — but only for a citation that passes these same three gates.