SECURITY & GOVERNANCE

Boundaries are a system feature.

Research, public presentation and execution have different responsibilities. Explicit authority and observable state keep those responsibilities legible.

BUILT ON EXPLICIT STATEBRX / SECURITY
01 / SEPARATION BY DESIGN

Public presentation. Private operations.

01

Presentation boundary

This website is an isolated product presentation. It has no broker login, credential forms, order tickets or execution controls.

02

Explicit authority

A strategy signal does not grant permission. Risk, account identity and execution authority remain separate checks.

03

Research separation

Research results and dry-run previews remain distinct from production and broker outcome truth.

04

Read-only health surfaces

Operational observability describes state. Health views do not authorize execution or mutate risk.

05

No silent substitution

No silent broker fallback, account selection or translation between incompatible intent contracts.

06

Inspectable uncertainty

Uncertain mutation results remain visible for reconciliation and operator review, including after a restart.

03 / FAIL-CLOSED DESIGN

When BRINX doesn’t know, it doesn’t guess.

Ambiguous accountBLOCK
Unsupported symbolBLOCK
Stale evidenceBLOCK
Unknown routeBLOCK
Uncertain executionRECONCILE
Missing authorityBLOCK
Missing authoritative dataNOT_AVAILABLE
Cross-broker fallbackNONE
04 / GOVERNANCE

Risk is explicit. Approval is specific.

Risk is account-specific, venue-specific and versioned. Strategy evidence, risk approval and execution approval are distinct responsibilities.

Risk approval ≠
execution approval.
BUILT ON EXPLICIT STATE.

Understand the system.
Before the decision.

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