GIBP

Compliance & policy

Policy before execution.

GIBP is designed to convert jurisdiction, sanctions, counterparty, asset and institutional rules into deterministic execution constraints before a route can be selected.

GIBP provides software, integration, policy and evidence capabilities. It does not claim that software alone discharges every legal or regulatory obligation of an institution.
Sandbox

Institutional verification signals

Integrate approved KYC/KYB and institutional-verification providers; apply their outputs to policy rather than claiming a universal native verification service.

Sandbox

Sanctions and counterparty policy

Use screening and institutional limits to remove ineligible paths before an execution plan can be selected.

Sandbox

Jurisdiction and asset policy

Represent corridor, asset, customer and counterparty restrictions as versioned execution constraints.

Roadmap

Travel Rule interoperability

Architecture can map Travel Rule / IVMS-101 information where applicable; live scope depends on provider, asset, jurisdiction and implementation evidence.

Private preview

Audit and decision evidence

Record the policy version, inputs, rejected options and selected plan so reviewers can understand the decision.

Compiler model

Remove impermissible routes before price optimisation.

Input

Intent + entity + jurisdiction + asset + mandate + counterparty context

Policy

Versioned institution and jurisdiction rules

Output

Permitted execution graph + machine-readable rejection reasons

Optimisation

Only permitted plans are compared economically

Current regulatory position is published separately.

Live regulated activity, licence scope, asset treatment and responsibility allocation depend on the actual service, contract and jurisdiction.

Regulatory position