The papers name these risks directly rather than waving them off: adoption, concentration, fraud, incrementality, inflation and capacity, regulatory, and mission sustainability. Two structural defences matter most. Fees only clear on completed, verified transactions, so there is nothing to farm from clicks or impressions. And operating costs are funded from PRIMA's own 25% share, never from the recommender half and never from the government quarter, so there is no incentive to quietly inflate volume at someone else's expense.
The papers name these risks directly rather than waving them off: adoption, concentration, fraud, incrementality, inflation and capacity, regulatory, and mission sustainability. Two structural defences matter most. Fees only clear on completed, verified transactions, so there is nothing to farm from clicks or impressions. And operating costs are funded from PRIMA's own 25% share, never from the recommender half and never from the government quarter, so there is no incentive to quietly inflate volume at someone else's expense.