Keep the calculation and selection reason
The reviewer needs the record that used the rate and the reason your policy, control, or calculation selected the H.10 dataset and date. Keep that business context outside the proof PDF.
Attach the H.10-based proof
The Federal Reserve publishes the H.10 foreign exchange rate release. For a supported dataset and ready date, attach the Signed FXProof Proof PDF to the workpaper or review file that used the observation.
The PDF keeps the source and rate context with its digital signature, document id, payload hash, and verification information.
Tell the reviewer what can be checked
The reviewer can inspect the source and rate context, validate the embedded signature, and check the document id and payload hash on the public verification page without signing in to your account.
Keep the conclusion separate
The Federal Reserve remains the source of the H.10 data. FXProof is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Federal Reserve. Verification does not approve the calculation, control, accounting treatment, or audit conclusion.
Review the fields of this H.10 sample
Use the Federal Reserve sample dated 2026-06-26 to follow these checks. It records the H10_DAILY product and a daily reference date.
| Check | Where to look | Limit |
|---|---|---|
| Dataset and date | Product H10_DAILY and reference date 2026-06-26 | A daily observation does not stand for a monthly or annual average. |
| Source attribution | Source name and Source URL inside the PDF; Official source | FXProof packages the input; it is not a Federal Reserve publication. |
| Embedded signature | Download the PDF and inspect its signature panel in a capable reader | A browser preview may hide the signature panel. |
| Document ID and payload hash | Copy the values from that PDF to the public document check | Success requires a matching record in the verification environment; it is distinct from signature validation. |
Keep the reviewer’s findings with the underlying record. These checks do not determine whether the selected date or accounting treatment is appropriate.
H.10 source and date
Review the supported Federal Reserve H.10 source, selected-date readiness, and non-affiliation note.
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Inspect the static H.10 proof sample before preparing the reviewer handoff.
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See where the proof belongs in a workpaper and which conclusions remain with the auditor.
Open audit use caseVerification meaning
Read what the public check confirms and what it cannot establish.
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What should I send with the H.10 proof?
Send the business record or workpaper, the reason for the selected dataset and date, and the Signed FXProof Proof PDF used to support the calculation.
Can the reviewer check the proof without an FXProof account?
Yes. The reviewer can use the document id and payload hash shown in the PDF on the public verification page.
Does verification approve the calculation?
No. It checks the FXProof proof record. The reviewer remains responsible for the business or professional conclusion.