Control the components of movement
Management exposes the building blocks used to control how value is held, transformed, authorized, and released. These primitives can be invoked directly or composed into higher-level workflows.
Transform and reposition value.
Execute discrete value operations without orchestration logic. Perform swaps, bridges, splits, and reallocations across custodial and on-chain environments as individual, auditable actions.
Manage where value lives and how it is held.
Execute discrete value operations without orchestration logic. Perform swaps, bridges, splits, and reallocations across custodial and on-chain environments as individual, auditable actions.
Define what is allowed to happen
Apply constraints to individual operations. Authorization primitives evaluate approvals, limits, and permissions before execution, ensuring every action conforms to defined policies.
Operational Controls
Built-in controls developers use to enforce compliance for regulated money movement.
Gate operations based on KYC, KYB, and account verification state. Controls ensure only eligible users and entities can initiate or receive value.
Require one or more approvals before execution. Supports role-based authorization and multi-party approval models.
Emit structured audit events for every control evaluation and decision. Events are recorded automatically and available for reconciliation, review, and investigation.
Apply transaction limits, velocity rules, and threshold checks before execution. Limits can be defined per account, asset, rail, or time window.
Restrict execution based on custody model, wallet permissions, or account state. Prevents unauthorized movement from restricted or locked balances.
System Reference
Reference documentation for HIFI’s management layer, including
value operations, custody and state controls, authorization logic, conditional execution,