This invention belongs to the interdisciplinary field of
information technology, fintech, and distributed systems, specifically relating to a privacy-preserving multi-party collaborative reconciliation method and
system based on value codes. More specifically, this invention relates to a trusted reconciliation scheme that utilizes programmable "value codes" as the core reconciliation carrier. It aims to solve problems such as inconsistencies in transaction records among multiple participants, cumbersome reconciliation processes, excessive manual intervention, difficulties in dispute resolution, and data privacy leaks by constructing a distributed, auditable, highly transparent, and privacy-preserving reconciliation infrastructure. This solution is applicable to various business scenarios requiring efficient, accurate, and trusted reconciliation, such as cross-institutional transaction clearing, supply chain collaborative reconciliation, multi-party profit sharing
verification in platform-based economies, and cross-border business transaction reconciliation. This invention breaks through the limitations of traditional ledgers, inventing value codes as a measure of human value, and constructing a trusted reconciliation axiomatic
system based on information economics and game theory. The core
algorithm of the
system integrates: a transaction
energy level mapping operator based on log-normal distribution, a reconciliation utility evaluation model based on Milgrom's
information value equation, and a non-cooperative game-theoretic collaborative engine based on Nash
algorithm.