# 3.3 Programmable Authorization

Perhaps the most powerful innovation of the ZK-Identity architecture is the ability to embed logic into the money itself. Because the "wallet" is just a set of permissions, we can attach complex predicates to those permissions.

We call this "Logic-Gated Capital."

EXAMPLES OF PROGRAMMABLE AUTH:

+--------------------------+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | LOGIC GATE TYPE | FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION | +--------------------------+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | Temporal Gating | "This permission set is valid only between Block X and Block Y." | +--------------------------+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | Geofenced Spending | "Authorization is valid only if the request originates from IP Region Z." | +--------------------------+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | Conditional Triggers | "Authorize 100 ETH only if Oracle A reports the price of ETH > $5000." | +--------------------------+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | Limit Orders (Native) | "Execute spend only when the swap rate in the Fog Pool meets threshold N." | +--------------------------+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+

This turns money into software. A user can program their net worth to behave differently depending on the environment, creating a layer of security and utility that is impossible with static private keys.


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