Introduction
High level overview of the Forte Rules Engine
How Rules Work
The protocol enables sophisticated control over token actions that are enforced on-chain. For example, the Forte Rules Engine allows you to prevent your tokens from interacting with wallets on the OFAC Sanctions list with an Oracle Deny rule.
You can designate access levels to your users that correlate with their level of KYC completion, which enables fine-tuned control over allowed transaction size priced in USD. These are just a few examples that can be leveraged to make your application adhere to compliance standards and align incentives with your users.
Applying Rules
There are several mechanisms to control whether a rule applies to a particular user’s transactions: tags, access levels, and risk scores. Use the links below for more information on each option.
Some rules apply at a global application level and will affect all tokens registered simultaneously. For example, the Pause rule will halt all actions for all registered tokens in the app.
The remaining rules apply on a per token basis. One example is the Token Min Tx Size rule, which allows setting unique minimums on your ERC-20 and ERC-721 token(s).
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