Network Policies
Important: Network Policies take priority over Counterparty and Jurisdictions policies.
On the Network page, you can assign a label to each counterparty:
- Trust → automatically allow transactions to be processed
- Flag → send transactions for manual review
- Ban → automatically reject transactions
These labels act as network-level policies for specific counterparties.
How Network policies interact with other policies
- Network policies take priority over Counterparty and Jurisdiction policies.
- Transaction-level and end-customer (PII) policies always apply and cannot be overridden by network policies.
Why this matters
Network policies allow you to:
- build trusted relationships with known counterparties
- reduce friction for reliable partners
- enforce transaction-level compliance controls
Example
If a jurisdiction policy flags a country but a specific VASP from that country is marked as Trusted, the transaction can still be authorized. However, if the transaction triggers a risk or compliance check, it may still be flagged or rejected, regardless of the counterparty's trust status.
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Updated about 1 hour ago