Least privilege
Operators receive only the permissions required for their institutional role; sensitive actions can require distinct initiator, approver, and reviewer responsibilities.
04.1 / SECURITY
SECURITY PRINCIPLES · PRODUCT PREVIEWControl should be
Control should be
visible in behavior.
HashPay’s intended security posture begins with role boundaries, explicit transaction states, protected information, accountable actions, and reconciliation—not with marketing claims.
DESIGN POSITION
Security is a system of constrained decisions.
These principles describe the intended product architecture and operating posture. They are not a certification, audit result, guarantee, or claim that the pre-operational platform currently processes live funds.
Explicit state
Pending, held, approved, released, failed, and reconciled are distinct states. The interface does not imply completion before the evidence supports it.
Evidence by default
Security-relevant access, decisions, overrides, and operational changes are intended to create attributable audit records.
Protected data
Institutional and personal information is intended to be minimized, scoped, encrypted, and disclosed only to authorized workflows.
Controlled integrations
External systems are intended to connect through authenticated, signed, monitored boundaries with safe failure and replay handling.
Reconciled truth
Ledger, operational, and delivery evidence must agree; mismatches become visible exceptions rather than silent adjustments.
RESPONSIBLE CONTACT
Do not send secrets or sensitive records through public channels.
For a security concern about this product preview, provide a concise description without credentials, private keys, account passwords, or personal documents. A designated channel can be established if further material is required.
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