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Volume outruns manual review
With trillions moving monthly, after-the-fact screening can't keep pace with settlement.
Solutions / Stablecoins
Newton is the policy enforcement layer for stablecoins: sanctions, identity, and travel-rule checks enforced on each transaction before it settles, verified onchain.

Why enforcement
A $313B+ market moving $4T+ a month can't clear compliance after the fact. It has to run on every transaction, automatically.

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With trillions moving monthly, after-the-fact screening can't keep pace with settlement.

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A single sanctioned transfer or travel-rule gap is a regulatory and reputational event.

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Stablecoin issuers have to prove every issuance and redemption was screened, per transaction.
What Newton enforces
Enforced on mint, burn, and transfer before settlement. Start from a template or write your own in Rego.
Sanctions screening
Sanctions screening
Screen sender and recipient against sanctions and risk lists before every transaction.
KYC / identity
KYC / identity
Restrict issuance, redemption, and transfers to verified, permitted parties.
Travel rule
Travel rule
Attach and enforce originator and beneficiary information on qualifying transfers.
Velocity limits
Velocity limits
Cap issuance, redemption, or transfer volume within defined windows.
How it works




1. Write or select a policy
Start from a stablecoin policy template or write your own in Rego: sanctions lists, identity attestations, travel-rule thresholds, velocity caps.




Compliance, Defined
Stablecoin compliance software enforces an issuer's controls, sanctions screening, identity verification, travel-rule data, and velocity limits, on every mint, burn, and transfer. Newton runs these checks before settlement and records each decision as a verifiable onchain receipt: per-transaction evidence for auditors and regulators.
FAQ
An AML and sanctions program, customer identification, records retention, and policies to block, freeze, or reject violating transactions. Newton enforces the transaction-level controls, screening and blocking before settlement, and attests each decision onchain. Your counsel maps controls to obligations.
Policies can require originator and beneficiary information on qualifying transfers and reject transfers that lack it, with each check recorded onchain.
Evaluation runs in under two seconds, on every transaction, before it settles.
Checks run on mint, burn, and transfer, so screening covers the full lifecycle of the token, not just the issuer's own flows.
Go deeper
Guide
Why screening has to run before settlement, seen through a stablecoin depeg.
Docs
Sanctions, identity, travel-rule, and velocity checks on mint, burn, and transfer.
Protocol
How the AVS evaluates and signs each transaction before settlement.
Book a call and our team will help you get your first stablecoin policy live.