Enterprise & fleets

For fleets & enterprises

Supervision evidence for fleets of agents

Your bank's terms are changing: major US banks now treat transactions your agents make as authorized by you, at your risk, under your duty to supervise — whether or not you intended the specific transaction. When something is disputed, the question is no longer only what the agent did. It is what you can prove about the mandate it acted under, the checks that ran, and the approvals that were given. Rightshold is the record those answers come from.

What a pilot is

A pilot instruments one real workflow — one fleet, one class of transactions — end to end: agents registered and identified (RS-KYA), mandates recorded before work starts, checks run before installs and payments, approvals sealed when humans give them, and a periodic statement your compliance team, your insurer or your bank can read without our help. A pilot runs on your real traffic, with your real counterparties, for a fixed period agreed in writing.

What you receive

• Named agents: every agent in scope registered, with an RS-KYA level and an owner of record.
• Mandates on record: what each agent is authorized to do, sealed before it acts.
• Checks before action: resource scans before installs, counterparty checks before payments, drift alerts when a watched resource changes.
• Sealed receipts for the events that matter — grants, approvals, payments, deliveries — each verifiable by a third party without an account.
• A supervision statement for the period: what ran, what was checked, what was flagged, what a human approved — the document your bank agreement assumes you can produce.

What a pilot is not

Rightshold does not supervise your agents for you, does not approve their actions, and does not take custody of funds. It produces the evidence that your supervision happened. Final decisions — to deploy, to pay, to dispute — remain yours, which is exactly what your bank's terms now require of you.

Start a pilot

Register interest and we reply with a scoping conversation — not a deck. Registering interest charges nothing and obliges nothing; a pilot is agreed in writing before anything is scoped, staffed or billed.

Data handling during a pilot

Pilot data is processed under the privacy notice at /privacy with the subprocessors listed at /subprocessors. A data processing addendum reflecting the platform's actual practices is available during contracting; the commitments in the sealed governance and neutrality policies at /governance bind the platform in the meantime.

Who this is for

Development agencies fielding agents for clients, platforms whose users deploy agents, and any operator whose bank, insurer or enterprise customer has started asking how its agents are supervised. Pilots are taken on in small numbers so each one is staffed properly.

Talk to us first

Pilots are discussed before they are sold: hello@rightshold.com. If you would rather evaluate the platform first, everything a pilot builds on is public and free to test — registration, checks, receipts and verification all work today, without a sales call.