In the fast-evolving world of DeFi and AI agents, a major question still has no satisfactory answer: how can we know that an automated transaction—initiated by an agent or a smart contract—actually complies with the rules that have been set? @
@NewtonProtocol is tackling this problem by building a fully on-chain policy authorization and enforcement layer.
With Newton Mainnet Beta just officially launched along with the VaultKit SDK toolkit, developers can set up programmable trading rules—from spending limits, to collateral requirements, to verifying trading counterparties. All policy evaluations (written in the Rego language) are performed by a decentralized network of operators operating under the EigenLayer AVS model—meaning they directly inherit Ethereum’s security guarantees. The result is cryptographic “receipts” (cryptographic attestations) proving that transactions were checked correctly, and anyone can publicly verify.