Enforce for credibility

Enforcement ensures that credibility data directly governs access, participation, and compliance.

Organizations use Access Policies (APs) to apply DISC-based conditions across systems — defining who can participate, under what standards, and for how long.

Key Capabilities

• Eligibility Enforcement

  Set minimum DISC Scores or Metric Health thresholds required for specific roles, actions, or privileges.

• Composite Conditions

  Combine DISC thresholds with zk-KYC, zk-KYB, or BAD Status filters for granular control.

• Dynamic Access Tokens

  Generate time-limited access proofs (default 10 minutes) to confirm eligibility in real time.

• Contextual Enforcement

  Apply APs seamlessly across on-chain contracts, APIs, or internal enterprise systems.

• Interoperable Design

  Integrate APs directly through the @tythe/gate SDK or REST API calls to enable programmable, adaptive trust logic.

• Access, rights, and participation become credibility-aware functions — verifiable, dynamic, and resistant to manipulation or Sybil exploitation.Access, rights, and participation become credibility-aware functions — adaptive, verifiable, and resistant to manipulation or Sybil exploits.

Tip: Access Policies are enforcement endpoints, not static gates. They continuously read DISC and Metric Health data, ensuring every interaction reflects the actor’s current verified credibility.

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FAQs

Can organizations create multiple Access Policies for different products or systems? Yes. Each AP can safeguard a distinct module, environment, or service. This enables granular, use-case-specific enforcement while preserving unified governance under one TRIS.org ID.

Can Access Policies evaluate single metrics? Yes. APs can target specific DISC Metrics (e.g., Governance ≥ 0.7) rather than overall DISC Scores.

How do APs interact with Validation Policies? VPs determine how credibility is earned. APs determine how that credibility is applied. Together, they create a closed trust loop for verification and enforcement.

Are APs compatible with off-chain applications? Yes. APs can authorize off-chain endpoints, private dashboards, and institutional systems through eligibility token issuance.

What happens when an account’s credibility drops below policy threshold? APs dynamically revoke access once a DISC Score or Metric Health Factor falls below the specified level, maintaining continuous compliance integrity.

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