AEREDIUM Puts Policy Guardrails Around AI Agents That Write Code and Move Money

AEREDIUM, a digital asset infrastructure company, announced two products on October 22 that check what an AI agent may do before it does it. The Chair supervises coding agents. MCP Connector governs agents that make payments and trades. Both run through the company’s new AI platform , and AEREDIUM says they went live on October 13. A policy engine answers every proposed action with one of three outcomes: approved, denied or held for a person. The launch lands as agents move from drafting text to touching real systems.