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[Guardia · Execution-Time Governance]
The control plane for irreversible systems
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CryptoCardia’s Guardia is the execution-time control plane that governs irreversible actions before they reach finality.
Where intent becomes execution, Guardia decides.
Blocking bad outcomes before loss, settlement, or catastrophe.
This control layer remains enforceable even when keys, applications, or client environments are compromised.
[ Execution-time governance for irreversible systems ]
Intent
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Risk + Policy Evaluation
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GUARDIA
Execution-Time Decision Authority
✓ Execution Allowed
✕ Action Blocked
Guardia sits above settlement and below execution — the moment where decisions stop loss.
[What Guardia solves]
Built for real-world irreversible systems.
- • Deterministic authorization before execution.
- • Rule-based policy enforcement, not alerts.
- • Context-aware risk evaluation at decision time.
- • Independent approval outside client compromise.
[Why this matters]
Authorization breaks at finality.
Traditional systems assume keys and clients remain trustworthy. Once compromised, valid authorization allows irreversible actions to proceed unchallenged.
Guardia changes this by enforcing governance at execution time, when intervention is still possible.
See Guardia in action
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We work with teams who need deterministic control at the point of no return.