Autonomous agents you can audit, and a regulatory position that holds.
Nobody needs to explain what an agent is to you. You need someone to make it verifiable, monitored, and defensible in front of a regulator or an investor.
What you get
- Autonomous agents under mandate: perimeter, spending limits, emergency stop
- Security review and invariant monitoring in production
- Timestamped audit trail usable in regulatory review
- Machine-to-machine payment rails (x402, agent identity standards) where the use case justifies it
Concrete examples
- Continuous protocol monitoring with human escalation on threshold
- Regulatory watch agent and report preparation
- Treasury operations automated under dual approval
- Technical compliance documentation for due diligence
What people ask me before signing.
How do we hold Swiss compliance?
A map of applicable obligations (FINMA, AMLA, revised FADP), documentation of automated decisions, and a usable audit trail. I am not your lawyer: I produce the technical material your legal counsel needs, in a form they can work with.
What about smart contract security?
Code review, invariant monitoring in production, and alerts on anomalous behaviour. Active participation in public audit contests — reports available as references on request.
Our reputation cannot absorb an incident.
That's precisely the argument for traceability: when something goes wrong, the difference between a crisis and a contained incident is your ability to show a timestamped record of what was proposed, executed and approved.
Are you pushing a token or an in-house protocol?
No. No token integration, no wallet to connect, no investment product. You pay for a service in Swiss francs, with an invoice.
Real log extract
The prepared / observed / verified grid is our internal standard. It separates what the system intended to do, what it did, and what a human checked. That is what makes an automation defensible.
Four pathways. One of them is yours.
The assessment is free and commits you to nothing.
Forty-five minutes, a written map of what can be automated in your business, and a number. What you do with it is up to you.