Functor Network Docs
  • Welcome to the Documentation Site
  • Overview
    • What is Functor Network?
    • Why Functor Network?
    • How is Functor enabling the onchain autonomous world?
    • Who can use Functor Network?
  • GETTING STARTED
    • Getting Started
  • USE CASES
    • Omnichain Automation
    • Liquidity Abstraction
    • Access Control
    • Key Management
    • Programmable Signing
    • Enterprise Integration
  • CORE CONCEPTS
    • Glossary
  • Resources
    • FAQs
  • COMMUNITY & CONTRIBUTION
    • Community & Contribution
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  • Secure Delegated Actions
  • Multi-User Policy Enforcement
  1. USE CASES

Programmable Signing

At the heart of onchain automation is the ability to program signing authority itself. By embedding policy logic directly into the signing process and leveraging onchain signature verification, Functor ensures rules are enforced at the most foundational level, removing trust in centralized or off-chain systems.

This core capability allows any action to be securely delegated to an agent, a smart contract, or a team member. Custom policies guarantee that these delegated actions cannot deviate from their intended scope, combining flexibility with verifiable security.

Secure Delegated Actions

A user can delegate the authority to claim and re-stake rewards to an automated agent. The policy ensures the agent can only perform that specific action with the user’s funds, providing both automation and security.

Multi-User Policy Enforcement

Teams and DAOs can implement complex operational controls with programmable signing.

For example, a policy could require 3-of-5 signatures for any transaction over $10,000, with one of the required signers being an automated risk-monitoring agent.

This creates decentralized workflows that are both flexible and secure.

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