Control console · pre-broadcast
Outbound transfer
250,000 USDC → 0x7a…c91f
New address · allowlist miss · same-day velocity +1
Risk score
87
Disposition
Dual-control gate
Signer 1 of 2 complete. Broadcast locked until second approval + counterparty verify.
Trail
- 14:02 · scored 87 · flags raised
- 14:02 · disposition → Hold
- 14:03 · dual control required
- next · await signer two
Vision
Crypto moves faster than policy.
Speed without control is just a faster loss.
Policy has to sit in the path — not in a PDF after the broadcast.
Agents that move money need a control layer before they move it.
CryptOps is that layer: stop bad crypto payments before they leave the wallet.
The CryptOps stack
Infrastructure for safe outbound crypto.
Stop the wrong send
New address + size + velocity compress into Block/Hold before funds leave — e.g. a bad $250,000 USDC outbound.
Dual control in the path
Thresholds and second-signer requirements are explicit steps, not a PDF on a drive.
Trail after the decision
Who scored it, why it held, what must happen next — so a $1.2M hot→cold move has a story.
The friction
What breaks in crypto treasury today
Hot wallets move fast. New addresses, OTC desks, and “send it now” pressure beat policy. After a wrong $250k USDC broadcast, everyone remembers the checklist that wasn’t in the path.
The shift
What CryptOps changes
Every transfer scenario gets a score and a disposition before broadcast. New addresses and velocity spikes hard-stop. Known allowlisted pays clear. Dual control shows up as a gate — not a Slack hope.
Example risk
$250k USDC
New address outbound
Control
Block / Hold
Before broadcast
Program
$250k–$750k
Founding Partners / year
By application
Founding Partner Program — by application
Limited seats for institutions that move size on-chain. Apply to join 5–10 founding partners at $250k–$750k / year.
One prevented bad send — e.g. $250k USDC to a new address — can exceed the annual cost.
Non-custodial · Core $250k · Pro $450k · Strategic $750k / year