Policies on transaction value, counterparty, account, time window, and multi-party approval — enforced in the execution path, evidenced after.
Value ceilings per movement and per period; counterparty and destination constraints; time windows; approval requirements that scale with amount (relational caps bound a movement by its referenced anchor — a release never exceeds its instruction).
Multi-party approval is a mandate condition, not a meeting: the movement holds until the required approvals land, and each approval is itself part of the record.
Every movement — executed, held, or refused — is anchored with its policy context. Reviews start from the record, not from interviews.
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