Security and Reliability

Pilot control model

Satya uses a conservative control model for the invite-only pilot: selected access, limited public claims, human oversight, safe status receipts, and launch gates before real pilot data is accepted.

Access controls

• Operational routes are separated from borrower-facing routes and require authorized session context.
• Application and borrower resources are expected to enforce ownership checks before private data is returned.
• Privileged access should follow least-privilege, time-bounded review, and audit logging.
• Partner and service access should be approved before any real pilot data is shared.

Application safeguards

• Borrower status pages are designed to show safe receipt categories rather than full private application details.
• Public copy checks block misleading claims about approval, money movement, upload handling, and live verification.
• Upload controls limit accepted file types, size, metadata exposure, and review scope.
• Security headers reduce common browser risks such as content sniffing, framing, referrer leakage, and unnecessary device permissions.

Monitoring and evidence

• Audit events should capture sensitive operational changes and be exportable to the accepted monitoring sink before launch.
• Release evidence should include build, lint, smoke, route-contract, authorization, upload, and borrower UX checks.
• Backups, restore rehearsal, incident contacts, and escalation ownership must be accepted before expanding beyond the selected pilot group.

Incident handling

Security or privacy concerns should be reported through the support path listed in the invitation or receipt. Satya will triage urgent issues first, preserve relevant audit evidence, and coordinate with the licensed financial institution partner when required.