Every financial action your agents take is recorded and tiered by how reversible it is. The ones you cannot take back wait for a person to approve them. The rest pass straight through, and where a reversal exists, Reddix arms it in advance.
Conventional controls sit on the payment. By then the judgement that created the exposure is hours old, and nothing has looked at it.
Entries can be added. They cannot be quietly altered or removed.
What fixes an action’s tier depends on which kind of action it is.
Amber always means the same thing: someone needs to look at this. That moment is the whole product.
Recovery is a property of the rail and the counterparty, never of the software.
Thirty days in shadow mode, read-only, no code in your payment path. You get your own exposure report before anything is ever gated. Draft 0.2 of the framework is open for comment, and every disposition is published.