Global Risk Intelligence Infrastructure
23. Product-Specific Intelligence Policies
Geomacro uses one intelligence architecture but different products have different admission and decision rules.
| Surface | Current status | Scope | Decision role |
|---|---|---|---|
| Risk Indices | LIVE | Separate geopolitical, macroeconomic and critical-mineral domains | Public domain risk measurement |
| Ask Geomacro | LIVE | Stored Geomacro intelligence | Human query interface |
| Risk API | PRIVATE PILOT | Country / corridor machine context | Structured delivery |
| Risk Gate | PRIVATE PILOT | Country / corridor risk context | Pre-flight recommendation |
| Research | LIVE / evolving | Public methodology and analysis | Human research |
| Prediction / onchain | TECHNICAL PROOF | Arc Testnet application layer | Experimental execution |
The public Risk Indices preserve the versioned GRI v1.2 parent methodology and verified proof lineage. Historical combined-GRI snapshots remain versioned audit records rather than a second current product.
Neither a public Risk Index nor the historical combined GRI is used as a universal allow/deny rule for a country or corridor transaction.
Risk Gate uses a verified subject-specific Risk Object to return bounded decision context. An approved integration may supply a customer-owned policy profile as an evaluation input, but the customer retains ownership and enforcement of identity, permissions, policy, compliance and final execution.
Canonical boundary:
Country / directional corridor Risk Object
-> Risk Gate - Private Pilot
-> Customer identity + permissions + policy
-> Customer-controlled actionDifferent product surfaces can therefore share evidence and provenance without creating separate conflicting data truths. execution_authorized=false remains the external Risk Gate boundary.
