Make the conditions explicit
Set supported amount limits and permitted forms or assets. Apply the conditions relevant to the instruction and the obligations your institution controls.
Rules
Apply your institution’s rules before an instruction reaches execution. Keep policy ownership with your team and make the decision traceable.
Your systems can proceed.
Decision recordedEvaluate the applicable policy before dispatch to execution.
Author and approve changes through your institution’s policy workflow.
Connect the instruction and governing policy to the recorded outcome.
How Frame Rules works
The same illustrative instruction, with three different policy outcomes. Scroll through the outcomes to see what reaches execution.
The instruction satisfies the configured policy and required signed verdicts. It can proceed to the institution’s execution systems.
A policy approval permits dispatch. It does not itself post a settlement.
If the instruction does not satisfy a required policy condition, the workflow records the refusal and does not dispatch it for execution.
The decision remains available as evidence, including when no settlement takes place.
The service behind a required gate is unavailable. The workflow pauses until that gate can evaluate the instruction.
The configured requirements must be satisfied before the instruction can proceed.
Inside Frame Rules
Keep control of the decisions and records your team depends on.
Talk to usSet supported amount limits and permitted forms or assets. Apply the conditions relevant to the instruction and the obligations your institution controls.
Require approvals from your institution’s delegated staff. Counterparty staff cannot satisfy an approval condition reserved for your own team.
Your risk management controls supply signed verdicts. Frame Rules checks the required evidence at the decision point; your institution retains its compliance responsibility.
Test draft policy locally with the same engine. Hand the checked document to a distinct approver, with checks on the document, sealed policy and signatures.
A closer look
Watch a policy check in the interface, including how the decision becomes part of the settlement record.
40 sec · Product walkthroughWhere it fits
Use a real workflow as the starting point. We’ll scope the controls, integrations and evidence with you.
Translate the applicable settlement conditions into checks with an approval workflow and a recorded decision.
Talk to usPayment operationsDistinguish a refusal from an unavailable check, and see why an instruction has not proceeded.
Talk to usDelegated payment workflowsExplore the policy checks and evidence needed when an application or agent initiates a payment instruction.
Talk to usBefore we talk
No. Your institution sets the policy and remains responsible for its compliance decisions. Your existing risk management controls provide their verdicts. Frame Rules evaluates the required conditions before dispatch.
An unavailable required gate pauses the workflow. It is not treated as a successful check. A required refusal blocks dispatch and is recorded as a refusal.
Your team authors and approves policy through your own instance. The policy console supports a handoff to a distinct approver and checks the integrity of that handoff. The setup and responsibilities are defined with your institution.
Frame is in private preview. We can scope the instruction types, policy controls and integrations with your team, and walk through them in a relevant demonstration.
Frame Rules is one of the four products within the Frame offering and is included in every deployment. It works with Frame Settle and Frame Proof at the settlement decision point.
Talk to us
Tell us which checks govern your settlements and how your team handles exceptions. We’ll show where Frame Rules can fit into that workflow.
What happens next
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