Transaction Holds

Kagami has the opportunity to introduce transaction holds via MPC by integrating with supported MPC solutions. Kagami customers would set up MPC independently of Kagami on three members (ie: MPC clients) at a minimum. All MPC clients will have the right to propose or participate in the signature. Once tested as working fine (independently of Kagami) all members except for the trading client install an open source Kagami connector that listens for advice on transaction holds (in below picture clients #2 and #3). Initially these holds will be recommended after a policy breach to stop any further transactions. In the future more sophisticated communication between Kagami and clients #2,#3 could enforce pre-emptive holds before a policy breach should a proposed transaction from the trading client be in breach of a policy. For pre-emptive holds MPC clients would essentially be using the Kagami advisory layer via the connector.

Should it be required, disabling the connector will be possible in two ways. Use Kagami dApp to temporarily disable or permanently uninstall via the MPC client itself. Partnering with existing providers and technology platforms is the preferred approach to implement transaction holds.