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The cost of lying fell.
The cost of checking did not.

⁠False claims are cheap to make and fast to spread. Public money moves through more systems than any audit team reads. The tools to check both have not kept pace.FramingOur reading of the problem; the four figures below are the measurements.

Four published figuresQuoted as the sources state them

  1. The rank of misinformation and disinformation among all two-year global risks, after first place in 2024 and 2025.

    World Economic Forum, Global Risks Report 2026

    No. 2

    Its rank of ten in 2026; dashed, its rank in 2024 and 2025.

  2. World military expenditure in 2025, up 2.9% in real terms and rising for the eleventh straight year.

    SIPRI, April 2026

    $2,887bn

  3. Global public procurement, roughly 12% of world GDP.

    World Bank (Bosio and Djankov, 2020), 2018 data

    $11tn

  4. Of procurement budgets that corruption and fraud may amount to.

    UNODC estimate, via Transparency International

    10–25%

Sources are named on each rowEach checked against its source, 27 September 2026

Published figures
Four, quoted exactly as their sources give them
First buyers
States: communication offices, security agencies, finance departments
Next buyers
Researchers, risk analysts and fact-checkers
The opening
⁠Sovereign deploymentFramingOur reading of the market, not a measurement.

State buyers come first.

Each engagement starts narrow: one ministry, one agency or one department, and one result it can defend.

  • Communication

    Government communication offices

    What they need
    Catch false claims early and publish a record citizens can check
    Product
    Pramaan
    First engagement
    One ministry or one election cycle

  • Security

    Defence and home ministries, security councils

    What they need
    One assessed picture across agency holdings
    Product
    Arctus
    First engagement
    One agency, after integration and accreditation

  • Finance and audit

    Finance departments, treasuries, auditors

    What they need
    Stop leakage before payment, with evidence an auditor accepts
    Product
    Polity
    First engagement
    One department and one proven number

  • Development finance

    Multilaterals and development banks

    What they need
    Leakage and narrative risk around funded programmes
    First engagement
    One programme or country office

The same record serves the people who watch the state.

A finding built to survive a government’s scrutiny is one a researcher can cite and a reader can check.

  • Think tanks and research institutes

    Sourced narrative datasets on India’s border and neighbourhood coverage, citable in published work.

    Datasets

  • Geopolitical and political risk analysts

    Early alerts on coordinated campaigns, each with a confidence level, by seat or by API into existing models.

    Seats and API

  • Journalists and fact-checkers

    A provenance chain and document trail for each claim, which readers can check for themselves.

    Pramaan records

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