KYE Sector Pack Foundry · Singapore digital-asset treasury

Agentic Governance with Authority Finality for Singapore digital-asset treasury.

Every AI-assisted digital-asset treasury decision — token allocation, counterparty exposure, AML/CFT screening, risk-limit breach handling — mapped to a named treasury-control owner, bound to the MAS PS-N02/PS-N04 obligation it discharges, and signed into an Evidence Pack™. The MAS Digital-Asset Treasury Authority Pack is the KYE Sector Pack Foundry productisation that lands Agentic Governance — every act has authority, every authority has finality — inside MAS PS-N02 / PS-N04-regulated firms.

MAS PS-N02 + PS-N04 — AML/CFT and risk management for digital-asset treasuries.

MAS-licensed Digital Payment Token (DPT) service providers and major payment institutions running digital-asset treasuries face AML/CFT and risk-management obligations under PS-N02 and PS-N04. AI-assisted treasury decisions need named-owner accountability and signed, replay-derivable evidence per decision.

Better evidence than reconstructed logs — signed at the moment, derivable from public keys alone.

The dominant evidence today is after-the-fact reconstruction. A KYE Protocol Evidence Pack plus Authority Finality outcome bound to the named control owner, the obligation discharged, and the delegation chain is materially better evidence: signed at the moment of the decision and Replay-Proof against the published JWKS a regulator can verify offline.

An 8-step pipeline — from AI decision to board / compliance view.

The Pack rides the canonical productisation shape: rule pack, dictionary, sector pack, obligation manifest, expert-pack envelope, coverage attestation, SKU row, and this marketing surface. No Foundry-specific framework shape; the protocol substrate underneath is identical to every other Pack.

Bound to the canonical MAS PS-N02 / PS-N04 perimeter.

  • MAS PS-N02 (AML/CFT for DPT services)
  • MAS PS-N04 (notice on disclosures and risk management)
  • MAS Payment Services Act
  • MAS risk-limit and disclosure standards

Regulator of record: MAS.