Governance and Security Model
Understand Ryvra’s governance and security model for bounded autonomy, policy control, deterministic risk, and emergency intervention.
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Users, merchants, developers, and reviewers who need the core trust-boundary explanation behind the simpler audience pages.
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- Know which workflow or control boundary you are reviewing.
- Read the audience-first guide for your role if you need a simpler introduction first.
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Ryvra is built so software can help propose financial actions without silently becoming the authority that approves them.
#Core principles
- AI can propose an intent, but Ryvra systems authorize whether it may proceed.
- Authority is issued through verified identity, mandates, policy, and independent risk.
- Ledger and settlement define final state and audit truth.
- Human-governed suspension and kill-switch controls remain available at all times.
#Explicit prohibitions
- No unrestricted AI wallet keys.
- No AI self-policy modification.
- No opaque execution path without provenance and final state records.
#Control surfaces
- Independent deterministic risk engine before execution.
- Replay, rate, spend, and scope controls at ingress and execution boundaries.
- Suspension, revocation, and emergency stop controls for operator intervention.
- Versioned policy and mandate artifacts for review and rollback.