Technology
Your rules run themselves
Every operation is checked against the account's own rules before it settles — so the routine work does not need a person watching it, and the dangerous work cannot get past one.
The model
How every operation runs
Same path in our workspace or your application.
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Set the rules
Who may act, how long to wait, where value may go — on the account.
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Check every request
Tested against those rules before anything runs. Failures are refused.
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Wait, or bring a second party
Acting alone means waiting out the account’s waiting period. A second approval releases it sooner.
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Keep the record
Who asked, who approved, what ran — chain history nobody edits quietly.
The mechanisms
Where to go next
Open the objection you already have.
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What is checked before anything runs
Pre-execution security
Permission, timing, destination, and signature — tested before anything moves.
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Whose rules are being checked
Programmable governance
Roles, approvals, waits, destinations — yours, including when the rules change.
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Where the rules are kept
Smart account architecture
Ownership, roles, and execution rules on one account — not bolted onto whoever can sign.
What it rules out
Stopped before they settle
Refused when attempted — not caught later.
- The app your team uses is compromised
- It can raise a request — not approve one, or send value off-list.
- One person tries to move value alone
- Nothing moves early. Wait out the period, or have a second party approve.
- Someone loosens the rules, then acts
- Changing rules is an operation — same two-party check.
Put your rules where they hold
In our workspace or your product — same enforcement.
Alpha · Testnet · Personal workspace