SOLUTIONS · COMPLIANCE
Your rules,enforced bythe protocol
On an Avalanche L1, permissioning is a protocol primitive: precompiles gate who deploys and who transacts, and the validator set itself can be permissioned. The rules are enforced by the chain and auditable on it, and the chain stays fully EVM-compatible.
- CONTRACT DEPLOYMENT
- ALLOWLIST PRECOMPILE
- TRANSACTION ACCESS
- ALLOWLIST PRECOMPILE
- VALIDATOR SET
- PERMISSIONED OPTION
MECHANISMS
Deployer allowlists
The ContractDeployerAllowList precompile restricts deployment to addresses you approve, enforced at execution rather than by convention.
Transaction gating
The TxAllowList precompile controls who can transact at all: approved wallets in, everyone else out.
Permissioned validator set
You decide which operators validate, your machines or named partners, and admit or remove them through the validator manager contract.
USE CASES
STRUCTURED CREDIT
Securitization, end to end
Walled-garden L1 · On-chain waterfall · ICM settlement
Asset-backed finance runs on per-loan terms, eligibility tests, and waterfall logic that today live across spreadsheets and servicer systems. Putting them on a shared public chain would expose borrower and portfolio data; keeping them off-chain forfeits the automation that makes the structure worth tokenizing.
Origination, servicing, and tranching run as contracts on a permissioned chain, settling in stablecoins on the public network.
- WATERFALL
- ON-CHAIN
- ELIGIBILITY
- RULE-ENFORCED
- CASH SETTLEMENT
- STABLECOIN VIA ICM
PERMISSIONED VENUE
Markets where every wallet is known
TxAllowList precompile · Permissioned validators · EVM
A regulated venue must know every participant, but on a public chain any address can call any contract. Policy that lives in a compliance manual cannot stop a transaction; policy that lives in the protocol can.
The transaction allowlist is protocol code: a wallet that is not approved cannot transact at all.
- ACCESS
- ALLOWLIST-GATED
- ENFORCEMENT
- AT EXECUTION
- AUDIT TRAIL
- ON-CHAIN
RESOURCES