TUGMA continuously tests payment operations against regulatory and organizational controls—connecting transactions, exceptions, remediation, and evidence into one verifiable compliance record.
For Philippine regulated payment operators
Conceptual control flow
Payment operators manage money across multiple systems while compliance evidence lives across even more. TUGMA connects operational activity to the controls that govern it.
TUGMA
Continuous Control Layer
01"text-sky-400">control("settlement_reconciliation")0203"text-sky-400">expected = processor.amount04"text-sky-400">actual = settlement.amount0506"text-sky-400">if "text-sky-400">abs("text-sky-400">expected - "text-sky-400">actual) > tolerance:07 "text-sky-400">create_exception(08 severity="HIGH",09 "text-sky-400">evidence_required=True10 )CTRL-005
Evidence Completeness
Measured, never assumed
TUGMA tracks whether each exception is backed by the evidence required to prove resolution—so completeness reflects your actual records, not a fixed figure.
01"text-sky-400">evidence."text-sky-400">verify([02 "processor_record",03 "settlement_record",04 "payout_record",05 "resolution"06])These code examples are conceptual representations of the TUGMA architecture. They do not claim to be the exact production implementation.
01
MAP
Regulation → Requirement
02
DEFINE
Requirement → Control
03
TEST
Control → Operational Data
04
RESOLVE
Exception → Remediation
05
PROVE
Evidence → Verifiable Evidence Package
TUGMA maps authoritative regulatory requirements to operational controls and continuously tests whether those controls are being followed.
Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas
Anti-Money Laundering Council
TUGMA uses cryptographic evidence fingerprints to help verify that a finalized evidence package has not been altered.
Sensitive payment and customer information always remains off-chain. Only a canonical hash of a finalized evidence package is attested.