Payments and releases
Authorize or withhold a proposed transfer before protected commit. A mutated amount is a new action.
Solutions
Agent output is not an authorized financial consequence. Once a model can recommend a product, draft a customer message, call a payment tool, or update a book of record, the institution has to decide whether that exact movement may bind it.
Financial AI systems are fluent under incomplete evidence. A draft can look suitable while customer context, delegated authority, or current policy is missing. Monitoring tells you what the model said. Evaluation tells you whether the wording looks risky. Neither answers whether the proposed action has standing to proceed.
OntoGuard evaluates the exact proposed movement—payment, recommendation release, record change, or tool invocation—against intent continuity, governing basis, evidence, and authority. It returns ALLOW, BLOCK, or ESCALATE and records whether a protected effect formed. It does not make the regulated financial judgment itself.
Authorize or withhold a proposed transfer before protected commit. A mutated amount is a new action.
Stop fluent guidance from becoming a customer-facing commitment without authority.
Route incomplete evidence to human authority instead of autonomous release.
Separate model suggestion from institutional permission to present or execute.
A callable tool is not automatically an authorized capability for the exact operation.
Prove whether a protected record mutation formed—or did not.
Release customer-facing guidance as the recommended next step.
ESCALATE ↗
Public-safe synthetic example. See the flagship case for the full packet chain.
OntoGuard supplies the decision. Identity, endpoint enforcement, and the protected payment or communication route remain with the institution or its implementation partner. Production fail-closed behavior is established only after that route is connected and evidenced.