Litepaper FAQ
Audience-friendly answers to the most common Litepaper questions, with direct links back to the deeper architecture, governance, and provenance pages.
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Users, merchants, developers, and reviewers who want a plain-language explanation of Ryvra before reading deeper specification pages.
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Ryvra solves the gap between software that can suggest financial actions and systems that must still decide, in a governed way, whether those actions should be allowed to happen.
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AI reasoning can generate an idea or recommendation. Financial authority is the governed power to approve and execute that idea. Ryvra keeps those two roles separate.
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Mandates define scope, policies define the rules, and independent risk decides whether a valid-looking request is still safe enough to proceed. A request needs all three to align before execution.
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Gateway-only execution means agents do not talk directly to money-moving systems. Requests must pass through the governed intake boundary where identity, authority, and control checks are enforced first.
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Provenance is the evidence chain that shows what was proposed, who approved it, what executed, what settled, and whether anyone intervened. It makes automation reviewable instead of opaque.