Before payment: establish authority
Check the mandate, purpose, amount, recipient scope and validity period.
From whether to pay, to the basis for payment.
Explore authorization verification, risk identification, human intervention and transaction record mechanisms in autonomous payments.
Explore OceanAlt pre-payment decisionsCheck the mandate, purpose, amount, recipient scope and validity period.
Refer risk signals and evidence gaps to appropriate reviewers and record the reasons for the response.
Link decisions, timing, sources and transaction records for subsequent tracing and review.
Study how agents and principals are linked, how purpose, spending limits, recipient scope and validity are checked, and how expired, revoked or exceeded authority is identified.
Study risk signals and supporting evidence concerning recipients, fund sources, payment intent and actual behavior. Distinguish verified information, risk indicators and unresolved situations.
Study when insufficient evidence, conflicting signals or exceeded authority call for a pause, review or human intervention, including review authority, required information and follow-up records.
Explore how pre-payment decisions are linked to sources, timing and evidence so later reviewers can reconstruct context, understand the response and challenge the decision.
Study recipient checks, comparison evidence and information timing in cases involving list signals, impersonated endpoints and misleadingly similar addresses.
Examine divergence between payment instructions and the authorized purpose, amount or recipient scope, including human confirmation in prompt-injection and blind-signing scenarios.
Explore how allow, review or decline reference outcomes connect to evidence and how insufficient evidence is handled. Human review is not automatic approval, and historical records do not guarantee future transaction safety.

Discuss concrete contexts for authorization checks, human review and records, distinguishing research proposals, implementation and service responsibility.
Research verifiable record structures covering evidence, response reasons and human review. Distinguish pre-payment decision records from payment receipts and determine the format for the implementation context.
The Alliance conducts research, professional exchange and standards proposals. Technical materials and services are provided by OceanAlt; the operating entity and contracting arrangements will be added once formally confirmed.
The Alliance organizes this research direction. OceanAlt undertakes the related technical research, scenario validation and reference implementation. Any matters relating to OceanAlt’s commercial products, contracts, fees and technical delivery are governed by OceanAlt’s own terms and applicable legal documents.
Pre-settlement checks cover agent attribution, revocation, per-payment and daily aggregate limits, recipient allowlists and payment purpose, alongside risk screening and replay prevention.
OceanAlt does not move funds; payments are executed by the integrator through its own payment channels.
View agent attribution & authorization checksCheck recipient addresses before payment, using risk signals and source evidence to support verification and examination of the findings.
No detected risk signals do not guarantee safety; findings must be interpreted in their transaction context and evidence coverage.
View payee screening documentationThe pre-payment decision API returns allow, review or decline with verifiable evidence. Payment intent, changed recipient details and post-payment monitoring can inform the workflow.
Relevant to integration research for wallets, payment systems and Agent applications; consult the official documentation for parameters and capabilities.
Read API documentationFor OceanAlt’s public technical resources, visit the official OceanAlt developer page.
Describe the context, questions and available materials to advance research or professional cooperation.