Trust Center

Trust, Designed to Be Verifiable

Lifening continuously strengthens operational controls, data protection, and audit traceability standards.

Preparing for ISMS-P

Security

We apply layered controls to reduce risk across critical operational paths.

Encryption principles are applied to both data at rest and data in transit.

Role-based policies and least-privilege principles reduce operational risk.

Critical events are monitored continuously to detect anomalies early.

Issues are logged and handled through defined response procedures.

Our systems are designed to process data only within necessary operational scope.

Lifening is advancing its protection framework aligned with ISMS-P requirements.

We preserve verifiable transaction event history to support transparent operations.

Event sequences are recorded chronologically to support root-cause analysis.

Audit log integrity standards are applied to maintain traceability over time.

Structured exports support internal and external audit response workflows.

Clear role boundaries reduce operational ambiguity and risk.

Lifening does not execute payments and provides the integrity validation and operational control layer.

Common questions about trust posture and operational boundaries.

No. Lifening provides transaction integrity validation technology, while licensed institutions handle fund flow execution.

We validate transaction consistency and integrity using Reference IDs and event state transitions.

We apply operational controls across encryption, access control, monitoring, and incident response.

Yes. Event timelines and audit logs are available to support internal and external audit requirements.

Lifening focuses on the validation layer, while licensed partners own the execution layer under clearly defined boundaries.

We are preparing for ISMS-P and progressively strengthening relevant control requirements.