Frequently asked questions
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Answers about the platform’s role, operation controls and implementation terms.
Frequently asked questions
What does TMGT supply?
Platform
A technology platform for controlled digital asset operations, from intent and effect checks to signing, publication and decision records. The client organisation retains its financial product, regulated functions, accounting and end-customer relationships.
Which products are available today?
Products
All five product areas are available: digital asset control, wallet infrastructure, digital depositary technology, controls for existing transaction infrastructure and controlled software-agent operations. The use case and specification define each implementation.
Which networks and assets are supported?
Integration
The platform materials describe Bitcoin, Ethereum and digital-rights use cases. Specific networks, assets, operation types and protocol versions are fixed in the solution specification. Supporting a network does not imply support for every asset or contract on it.
What does T1 do?
T1
T1 assesses risk before admission to MPC signing. It uses operation effects, available KYT signals, history, behaviour, address relationships and dynamic context. The decision and structured assessment factors are recorded.
Can a low risk assessment override a policy prohibition?
T1
No. Risk assessment and mandatory policies perform different functions. If a policy prohibits an operation, a favourable T1 assessment does not permit signing to continue.
Does simulation guarantee the final result?
T1
Simulation estimates effects using the available system or network state. It informs the decision before signing, but that state may change before execution. It does not guarantee a future outcome.
Can an AI assistant or agent sign an operation?
Agents
An AI assistant helps explain events and prepare materials; an agent may propose an intent within its mandate. Neither holds key shares or independent signing authority. Admission and cryptographic execution remain within the controlled process.
How do approvals differ from MPC?
Security
An approval is a business decision by authorised people or roles. MPC is a cryptographic protocol with a participant threshold. They are independent: business approval does not replace the threshold, and a sufficient threshold does not override admission rules.
What is the role of an HSM?
Security
A hardware security module protects key shares and secret-dependent operations in the agreed architecture. Deployment, participant independence, operation profiles and procedures follow the configuration’s trust model.
Why are signing and publication separate?
Platform
A signature does not mean an operation has been published or reached finality. A separate publication stage controls transmission to the external network. Confirmations, finality and errors are then monitored.
What is retained in an operation record?
Security
Intent and identifiers, configuration, simulation results, policies, T1 factors, approvals, cryptographic stages, publication and external status. Rejections and stops are also recorded. Retention, exports and access rights are agreed in the specification.
Can TMGT connect to an existing signer?
Integration
This is a transaction-controls use case. Admission checking must be mandatory for the signer. Integration review examines alternative routes so that signing cannot bypass the agreed controls.
What happens when a request is repeated?
Security
A repeated request must be handled in the context of the same operation and its last reliable state. A completed cryptographic step must not become a new independent operation. Conflicting states require a stop and investigation.
What happens if a node is lost?
Operations
Continuation depends on retaining the required participant threshold. Node and configuration recovery follow the agreed profile. This does not imply unconditional availability under every failure.
How is the system recovered after threshold loss?
Operations
Recovery depends on the profile and may use protected state, multi-party procedures and a new protected MPC/HSM environment. Conditions are agreed in advance. A universal backup of the complete private key is not assumed.
How is an agent’s authority defined?
Agents
The organisation sets a mandate and policies covering allowed assets, limits, recipients, validity periods and required approvals. Exceeding the mandate or revoking authority blocks execution before MPC.
How do we get started?
Integration
Compare Developer, Build, Scale and Enterprise on the pricing page, then estimate monthly wallet and operation usage. You can explore the platform and its guides now. Online signup and account access are currently unavailable.
How much does the platform cost?
Commercial terms
Monthly prices in USD are $0 for Developer, $199 for Build, $999 for Scale and $3,999 for Enterprise. Paid plans include usage allowances. Additional usage is optional, with a separate spending cap and no automatic plan upgrade. Network fees, external services and applicable taxes are separate. Use the pricing calculator for an estimate.
What are the implementation timelines and support terms?
Operations
Implementation timelines, support arrangements, service levels and recovery parameters are agreed for each configuration. They become commitments only when agreed.
What does the 2026–2028 development plan mean?
Company
It describes further platform development and research. All product areas described on this website are available today. The plan does not mean current capabilities are awaiting launch, and it does not guarantee future release dates.
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