Continuity Laboratories A Succession Receipt proves one completed, policy-gated transfer of authority between autonomous agents, and it is all-or-nothing: whoever holds the receipt holds every claim and every evidence event in it. In regulated deployments the parties entitled to verify a transfer are not all entitled to read it in full — a regulator, a counterparty, and the public each warrant a different view. This document specifies a selective-disclosure form of the receipt: the issuer signs salted commitments to each claim unit and each evidence event, disclosures travel outside the signature, and a projection — the signed envelope plus any subset of the disclosures — still verifies against the one issuer signature. Withholding never breaks the proof, disclosing never re-signs, withheld content remains visibly committed, and a projection that opens every commitment is verifiable to exactly the strength of the underlying receipt. The disclosure mechanism deliberately follows the salted-digest analysis of SD-JWT, restated for plain-JSON documents canonicalized with the JSON Canonicalization Scheme.