Built to the standard the regulators are writing.
Singapore is defining how autonomous AI must be governed. We didn't scramble to catch up — the frameworks describe how our platform already works.
The four pillars SAFR defines are the four things we were built to do.
In July 2026, MAS published SAFR — Safeguards for Agentic Finance at Runtime — the framework for governing AI agents at the moment they act: verifying and recording every proposed action before it executes. Its four pillars aren't a bar we had to clear. They're a description of the platform.
Policy-bound execution
Every agent action is checked against the rules you set before it runs.
Real-time validation
Actions are validated live — not reviewed after the damage is done.
Auditability
Every action is written to a permanent, time-stamped record you hold.
Human authority
Anything that matters waits for a person; anything that strays is stopped in one second.
We aren't aligned with SAFR because we adapted to it. We're aligned because it describes how we already work. (SAFR is a MAS industry white paper setting supervisory direction; it is not a binding rule or a certification.)
Wherever Singapore's rules are heading, the platform is already pointed there.
References to these frameworks are factual and describe the standards our platform is designed around. They do not imply endorsement, certification, or affiliation by MAS, IMDA, or any authority.
Every step, contained and recorded.
Nothing about your data is left to trust alone. Here is the path every action takes — and the two things that hold true across all of it.
Your data
Stays in your environment. You decide what an agent may ever see.
Perimeter & masking
Sensitive and personal fields can be masked or stripped before anything is processed.
Governed model
Runs through governed models under enterprise terms — never into public training data.
Human sign-off
Nothing is sent or committed without a person authorising it.
Action & audit
Executed, then written to a private, permanent log only you hold.
Any agent can be stopped in under one second, at any point, permanently and on the record.
Every step above is recorded, so you can always answer what was done and on whose authority.
On your timeline.
Formal security certifications like ISO 27001 and SOC 2 are procurement standards — they formalise controls, they aren't governance in themselves. Our controls are already built to that bar. Where a certification is a condition of working together, we scope it into the engagement and pursue it on your timeline; the independent audit formalises what the platform already does.
If you're a regulated financial institution, the governance obligation remains yours — and we'd never suggest otherwise. What we provide is the control layer and the audit evidence that let you discharge it with confidence, in line with MAS's expectations on AI risk management and third-party oversight.
Want to see it under the hood?
A 30-minute walkthrough on one of your own workflows — including exactly how it's governed, logged, and stopped.