Policy Engine
Evaluate organization-specific constraints after SafeSign analysis: allowed destinations, token permissions, value limits, methods, chains and contextual requirements.
The enterprise direction for SafeSign is a policy and evidence layer between applications or agents and the wallet, signer or custody system that retains final signing authority. Private keys remain outside UTXO Suite.

The high-value layer is not another signing wallet. It is the ability to apply organizational constraints to a transaction review, preserve evidence and escalate when authorization requires more than one person or rule.
Evaluate organization-specific constraints after SafeSign analysis: allowed destinations, token permissions, value limits, methods, chains and contextual requirements.
Escalate REVIEW outcomes to a second approver or role-based workflow while keeping the final signature inside the institution's signer or custody system.
Persist the minimum structured evidence needed for auditability without turning transaction-security telemetry into a surveillance product.
SafeSign can recommend or require escalation; it should not possess the institution's signing keys or silently execute the transaction it evaluates.
Deployment options should converge on the same structured evidence and recommendation format. This prevents enterprise requirements from fragmenting SafeSign into separate products.
Run deterministic analysis close to the wallet or application where privacy and predictable behavior matter most.
FOUNDATIONA hosted decision service is a commercial target, but authentication, quotas, latency objectives, availability guarantees and billing must be measured and implemented before being sold as production infrastructure.
PRE-PRODUCTIONFor institutions with strict data boundaries, package the same decision contract for controlled infrastructure without creating a separate security engine.
DESIGN TARGETThe page deliberately distinguishes what can be prepared now from guarantees that require measurement, external review and an actual support organization.
The enterprise direction for SafeSign is a policy and evidence layer between applications or agents and the wallet, signer or custody system that retains final signing authority. Private keys remain outside UTXO Suite.
Choose one wallet method, chain family or transaction class with a clear failure boundary.
Connect the unchanged payload and relevant context to the target SafeSign decision interface.
Record false positives, missed signals, latency and fallback behavior before expanding scope.
Only after evidence is stable should support, policy, deployment and commercial commitments be formalized.
Enterprise value comes from consistent policy, evidence retention and escalation before signing. Existing wallet, signer, HSM or custody systems retain private keys and final cryptographic authority.
Policy should operate on decoded facts: value, destination, authority, novelty, chain, request class and organizational role.
Escalate or require additional approval when value exceeds organizational limits.
Differentiate allowlisted counterparties, new destinations, changed records and high-risk contract relationships.
Escalate unlimited approvals, broad Permit2 rights, delegation or signatures valid beyond the immediate operation.
Prevent signing on disallowed networks or require separate policy profiles for chains with different execution assumptions.
Require independent reviewers for high-value, novel or policy-exception transactions before signing.
Restrict privileged transaction classes to approved windows, devices, sessions or recently authenticated operators.
Keep construction, security review, human authorization and signing authority as separate stages.
Receive the exact request and origin before confirmation.
Identify the request family before applying generic risk logic.
Normalize methods, parameters, authority and destinations.
Attach contract, policy, freshness and simulation context where available.
Compare reconstructed authority with the user's stated intent.
Return ALLOW, WARN, REVIEW or BLOCK with explicit reasons and unknowns.
Return control to the wallet or signer. Analysis never silently signs or broadcasts.
Enterprise value comes from consistent policy, evidence retention and escalation before signing. Existing wallet, signer, HSM or custody systems retain private keys and final cryptographic authority.
{
"organization": "treasury-eu",
"actor": "operator:17",
"intent": { "action": "transfer", "valueUsd": 250000 },
"destination": "0xNEW...",
"signingSystem": "existing-custody-provider"
}{
"decision": "REVIEW",
"policyMatches": ["value>100k", "new_destination"],
"requiredApprovals": 2,
"evidenceHash": "sha256:...",
"payloadHash": "sha256:...",
"reviewers": ["security", "treasury"],
"signingAuthority": "external"
}Unknown evidence must remain visibly unknown. Missing analysis must never silently become ALLOW.
These modes describe intended operational boundaries. They are not a claim that every enterprise deployment mode is production-ready today.
Return evidence and recommendation while the existing signing workflow remains authoritative.
status: current architectural targetPrevent forwarding when deterministic rules fail, while preserving an explicit override and escalation path.
status: planned / design targetRun policy and evidence infrastructure inside a customer-controlled boundary when product maturity and support justify it.
status: future enterprise pathExport decision records for internal control, incident analysis and procurement without exporting private keys.
status: design targetUTXO Suite should provide policy and evidence around a signing decision while the customer's wallet, signer, HSM or custody provider retains private keys and final cryptographic authority.