Connect the workflow.
Check signed inputs and the instruction against the provider’s configured policy; retain the authorisation or policy refusal with the relevant policy identity.
A Frame workflow
Require the agreed counterparties, limits, approvals and cutoff rules before a corridor instruction is released.
The customer problem
A provider’s corridor rules and screening results must govern a particular instruction across its existing partner systems.
For remittance & fx →Check signed inputs and the instruction against the provider’s configured policy; retain the authorisation or policy refusal with the relevant policy identity.
The provider owns the policy, registered counterparties and compliance suppliers. Its banks or payment systems execute instructions that are allowed.
A checkable release decision tied to the instruction and policy identity, with the institution retaining access to refusal reasons.
Make the next move
Bring us the systems you use and the change you want to make. We’ll map where Frame fits and what a useful first demonstration should show.