The Governance Layer
for the AI Agent Era.

Mandatory quorum before any AI-initiated access to client accounts or portfolios

Before an AI agent or operator can access sensitive client data, portfolio positions, or execute asset movements, M-of-N approval from a configurable set of authorized principals is required. No single advisor or automated agent can unilaterally authorize access.

Veto evaluated before the approval counter

CAM's Single-Denial Veto gives compliance officers and risk managers a block that fires before quorum completes. A single flagged approver stops the action immediately. Enforcement happens at the protocol layer, by design, not by policy.

Supports fiduciary accountability with a hash-chained audit log

Every authorization request, approval, denial, and execution is append-only and cryptographically-anchored. Both the advising firm and the compliance function hold independent read access. No operator has write capability post-commit.

Ephemeral access to account and position data

Sensitive client account data and position records are released only at the moment threshold conditions are satisfied, and only for the duration of a time-bound token. An attacker who defeats the governance layer finds no persistent data surface.