Platform
A control layer for software-operated funds.
OPTN helps companies enforce spending rules around software-operated funds using Bitcoin Cash transaction rules. Applications can request actions. Transaction rules determine what the funds can actually do.
Illustrative architecture. Not a live deployment.
What OPTN controls
Define what funds can do.
Recipients
Where funds may go.
Amounts
Per-payment and cumulative limits.
Next states
What happens after a payment.
Recovery
How control returns to the owner.
Authorization vs. permitted outcomes
A different layer of control.
A wallet, signer, or MPC decides whether a transaction is authorized. OPTN helps define whether the resulting transaction is permitted, even if the signer is compromised or an application behaves unexpectedly.
Learn more about the differenceTraditional flow
Request
↓
Authorization
(wallet / signer / MPC)
↓
Transaction executes
With OPTN
Request
↓
OPTN coordination
↓
BCH covenant rules determine outcome
Current enforcement boundary
BCH and CashToken funds under covenant control.
Fund-level enforcement currently applies to Bitcoin Cash and CashToken funds placed under BCH covenant control. External-chain assets are outside the current enforcement boundary unless represented through a separately trusted bridge, custodian, or issuer layer.
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