Establish trusted actor identity
Resolve the application, service, AI agent or principal through trusted identity and delegation rather than self-asserted claims.
Arximus applies transaction-level runtime authority to consequential machine-initiated financial operations. Trusted identity, delegated financial authority, exact transaction values, customer-defined policy and authoritative facts from existing financial systems determine whether the operation may proceed to customer-controlled execution.
Customer-defined operation classes place authorization around the financial actions that create consequence. Each class can carry its own protected values, delegated authority, limits, approval requirements, authoritative conditions and execution boundary.
Bind authorization to the exact amount, currency, beneficiary, source account, destination and transaction identifier.
Require explicit authority and configured approval before a machine actor creates, changes or activates a protected payment destination.
Constrain refunds and credits by customer, account, amount, reason, workflow state and delegated financial limits.
Require explicit authority before machine-driven freezes, restrictions, status changes or other protected account operations.
Bind treasury transfers to the exact account scope, amount, counterparty, business purpose and approval conditions that authorized them.
Apply customer-defined mandate, instrument, account, limit, counterparty and approval conditions before the operation reaches customer-controlled execution.
Financial authority depends on current institutional facts, not only static permission. When policy requires approval, beneficiary, account, risk, workflow or ledger state, Arximus verifies those facts during authorization. Customer systems establish the facts. Deterministic Arximus policy decides what they mean for the exact transaction.
Confirm that the required approval exists, remains current and applies to the exact transaction being proposed.
Verify that the beneficiary exists, remains active and satisfies the institution's current payment conditions.
Confirm that the account remains eligible for the operation and falls within the actor's delegated financial authority.
Require a current decision from the customer-approved risk system when financial policy makes that decision an authorization condition.
Require the relevant business workflow, investigation, exception or change record to be in the state required by policy.
Bring balances, account status, limits and other authoritative financial state into authorization when the exact transaction depends on them.
A capability such as payment.execute establishes only the operation class. Delegated authority, transaction limits, approvals, beneficiary state, account authority and required risk facts must all match the protected values of the same proposed transaction before authorization is bound.
Delegated payment authority
PASSTransaction within delegated limit
PASSTreasury approval matches exact transaction
VERIFIEDBeneficiary remains permitted
VERIFIEDSource account remains authorized
VERIFIEDRequired risk condition satisfied
VERIFIEDAuthorization is bound to the exact action, amount, beneficiary, source account, transaction ID and approved destination. A changed protected value requires a new authorization decision.
Customer-defined limits, approvals, operating conditions, current financial state, revocation and separation of duties remain part of runtime authorization. Machine capability cannot expand the financial authority that the institution has actually delegated.
Define financial authority by operation class, amount, account, business unit, counterparty or other protected transaction scope.
Configured operations enter HOLD when approval is required and the complete transaction is re-authorized against the resulting approval state.
Time, environment, workflow and transaction conditions constrain when delegated financial authority remains valid.
An earlier permission does not override current account status, limits, risk decisions or other authoritative financial conditions.
Keys, operation classes, connectors and protected release paths can be revoked or disabled when financial or security conditions change.
The machine actor requesting a financial operation remains separate from the deterministic policy authority that decides whether the operation may proceed.
For protected financial operations, Arximus authorizes and binds the exact Protected Execution Function or submitted operation, transaction values and approved destination before controlling what reaches customer-controlled execution. Financial execution credentials and business-action authority remain inside customer-controlled systems.
Requests a protected financial capability or submits the exact transaction it proposes to perform.
Evaluates trusted identity, delegated financial authority, exact transaction values, deterministic policy and required authoritative facts.
Binds and releases only the exact authorized financial operation to the approved customer-controlled destination.
Performs the actual financial operation using customer-controlled credentials, infrastructure and execution authority.
Customer-controlled executors, payment gateways, financial systems or protected service boundaries enforce the trusted Arximus path and reject protected transactions that arrive outside the required authorization boundary.
Integrity-protected evidence preserves trusted actor identity, delegated authority, policy version, authoritative verification facts, decision reasons, exact transaction binding and release result. Execution is recorded only when the customer-controlled financial system or another authoritative source reports the result.
Ordinary AI content is not retained by default. Structured security evidence remains separate from optional content logging, allowing financial institutions to preserve authorization and execution accountability without turning every AI interaction into a permanent transcript.
Existing systems remain authoritative for the financial state they already own. Arximus models the protected operations and delegated authority that matter, connects required authoritative facts and controls what reaches execution when AI or automation initiates consequential financial action.
Represent payments, beneficiary changes, refunds, account controls, treasury actions and other protected operations using institution-specific fields and identifiers.
Connect approval, entitlement, beneficiary, account, risk, workflow and other customer-approved sources when policy requires current authoritative facts.
Express organization-specific limits, exceptions, approvals, classifications and conditions while deterministic policy remains the authorization authority.
Control what reaches protected financial execution while customer systems retain execution responsibility, credentials and business-action authority.
Arximus binds machine financial authority to trusted identity, delegated limits, the exact transaction, current authoritative financial state, required approvals and the protected execution path.