Talyrn enforces exposure limits, approved venues, and leverage caps at the protocol level — so AI agents can trade, lend, and provide liquidity across Canton DeFi without ever exceeding what they're authorized to do.
Institutions are ready to let AI agents run real DeFi strategies — trading, lending, rebalancing — but no risk team signs off on an agent with unlimited reach. Internal policy isn't enforcement. A system prompt isn't a control. Without a hard boundary built into the execution layer itself, "the agent is supposed to stay within limits" is a sentence that ends careers.
Talyrn moves the limit from policy into protocol.
Set exposure caps, approved venues, a leverage ceiling, and a counterparty allowlist for the agent.
The agent trades, lends, or provides liquidity autonomously across Canton DeFi within its mandate.
Every action is checked against the mandate before execution; anything outside it fails at the protocol level, not after the fact.
A full activity log exists for the institution's own risk and compliance teams, invisible to the rest of the network.
Positions and venue activity stay need-to-know. Nothing about an agent's strategy is visible to competitors or other network participants.
Limits aren't a setting an agent can ignore under pressure. They're enforced the same way a smart contract enforces any other rule.
Canton is the network being adopted by major financial institutions for exactly this kind of accountable, auditable infrastructure.
Talyrn isn't a trading strategy and it doesn't make decisions for your agent. It's the boundary your risk team defines once, and your agent can never cross — no matter how the strategy evolves, no matter what the model decides in the moment.
Once set, a mandate cannot be loosened mid-session — not by the agent, not by an emergency request — until it is explicitly redefined.
A breaching transaction is rejected outright — never queued for approval, retried, or partially executed.
Every enforcement decision is recorded so the institution's own risk team can verify it independently.