Identity and authority
Each agent acts under a defined identity and scope of authority.
Agentic Operations / Trusted Agent Network
Allow agents to propose operations within a defined mandate, with independent controls before execution.
Financial institutions using software and AI agents to prepare operations.
Each agent acts under a defined identity and scope of authority.
The mandate and organisational policies define assets, limits, recipients and validity periods.
Effects, policies, T1 and admission are checked independently of the explanation supplied by the agent.
Records distinguish the initiator, approvers and cryptographic participants in the operation.
The organisation defines a mandate: allowed assets, recipients, limits and validity period.
The agent proposes an intent; the platform checks its authority, effects and risk.
An exceeded mandate or revoked authority stops the operation before MPC. Permitted operations pass the approvals required by policy.
The controlled infrastructure performs MPC and publication, and records the agent’s role.
This scenario illustrates the product logic. It is not a client case study.
An agent proposes an operation. It holds no key shares and has no independent signing authority. Its explanation cannot replace policies, independent checks or formal admission.
An action outside the mandate is rejected before cryptographic execution.
Revoked authority prevents the agent from obtaining permitted execution.
Records distinguish the agent, approvers and signing environment.
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Deployment stepsFollow intent, checks, admission, signing, publication and external status.
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