Non-deterministic by nature
The same prompt returns different output every time. You can't sign off once and assume it holds — every call is a new decision that has to be governed and recorded.
From prompt to examiner — one audit chain. The end-to-end AI compliance system for finance: inline policy enforcement, agent and MCP governance, and a tamper-evident audit trail — inside your perimeter.
Every prompt and response is a new, non-deterministic decision that carries your most sensitive data across a third-party boundary. Your existing controls weren't designed to see it — let alone prove what happened to an examiner.
The same prompt returns different output every time. You can't sign off once and assume it holds — every call is a new decision that has to be governed and recorded.
MNPI, client identifiers, and account data flow into prompts and leave in responses. The regulated data you guard at rest now moves on every single call.
Each request hands data to a third-party model outside your walls. That hand-off — who saw what, and what came back — is exactly what an examiner asks about.
Tool calls, retries, and sub-agents take actions no human reviewed. Each one is a decision you have to be able to reconstruct and explain after the fact.
DLP sees files, SIEM sees logs, APM sees latency. None of them read the prompt-and-response semantics where the actual risk — and the actual evidence — lives.
AI traffic is a regulated data flow — and examiners have started asking about it.
SR 11-7 now reaches model risk in LLMs; NYDFS 500 and FINRA 24-09 expect a record of what your AI did and how it was governed. Nothing in the standard stack produces one.
Three integrated capabilities, one deployment. Compliance leads — every policy decision and agent action feeds a tamper-evident audit trail — and each pillar runs at the proxy, in your dedicated infrastructure, managed or self-hosted.
Every request, response, policy decision, and human review is captured to immutable storage in your environment. Controls map directly to named regulations—not generic ‘best practice’.
Three-tier detection (regex, ML classifier, LLM judge) inspects every prompt and response in flight. Block, redact, or log based on policy—per team, per app, per model.
The only platform that ties LLM spend to business outcomes and compliance events in a single view. Risk-adjusted spend by team, app, and model—not just raw token bills.
Most tools can log what your AI did. Meilynx proves it — with a tamper-evident record an examiner can independently verify, inside infrastructure that is yours alone.
| Capability | Meilynx | DLP / CASB | SIEM / log export | Build it yourself |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Inline enforcement at the request layer — before the call leaves your perimeter | Yes | Partial | Partial | |
| Reads prompt & response content — PII and MNPI, not just files or metadata | Yes | Partial | Partial | |
| Tamper-evident WORM record — not just a log export | Yes | |||
| Curated examiner packages — SR 11-7 · NYDFS 500 · FINRA 24-09 · SOC 2 | Yes | |||
| Integrity an outside auditor can re-verify, independently | Yes | |||
| Per-customer isolated infrastructure — never shared with another institution | Yes | Partial | Partial |
Category comparison, not a product-by-product rebuttal. Most tools can log what your AI did; the bottom three rows are where examination evidence is either produced — or it isn't.
Isolation by design
Your proxy runs inside infrastructure dedicated to your organization. Raw prompts and responses never leave your perimeter — only hashed metadata does, never payload. Your financial data never sits alongside another institution's. That isn't a setting; it's the architecture.
Verify us — don't take our word
The audit trail is tamper-evident and its integrity is independently verifiable. An examiner or your own auditor can re-compute the hash chain with an open verifier, at any time — the proof doesn't depend on trusting Meilynx.
A record, not a snapshot
Beyond a point-in-time attestation, Meilynx is the durable record of what every model and agent did, when, and under which policy — one you own and can stand behind, long after the examination is over.
Fixes, not just findings
Findings come with recommended fixes and remediation tracking, so a flagged control becomes a closed one with an evidence trail — not another alert sitting in a queue.
Concrete artifacts you can hand to a regulator, an examiner, or a board — not slideware.
CISO
Tamper-evident audit chain. Examiner-ready evidence, not screenshot collections.
Audit chain
CCO
Auto-generated SR 11-7 model inventory and NYDFS certification package, from live traffic.
Model inventory
CTO
One-line environment change. Zero-trust LLM access with policy-as-code your compliance team can read.
Policy-as-code
CFO
Per-team budgets with hard cost caps. Every dollar attributed before month-end.
Budget caps
Mocked from real product surfaces. Book a 15-minute walkthrough to see live data.
Comply
hash-linked · WORM archive · examiner-verifiable
Illustrative example. to see the real platform.
Enforce
Illustrative example. to see the real platform.
Observe
AI spend / mo
$12,840
↓ 8%
Success rate
94.2%
↑ 2.1%
Cost / outcome
$7.06
↓ 12%
cost by workflow $/outcome
Illustrative example. to see the real platform.
Works with your stack
Each customer gets a dedicated data plane managed by us inside isolated per-customer infrastructure, or run by you on your own. Either way it owns your audit trail. The control plane is a shared SaaS that distributes signed governance bundles and aggregates telemetry metadata — never raw payload. The proxy is going Apache 2.0 at SOC 2 GA; the binary you run is the binary you can read.
Managed or self-hosted · isolated either way
Application
Your apps & agents
Meilynx Proxy
Validators · streaming · audit emission
Audit Trail
WORM archive · hash chain · examination export
Raw prompts & responses never leave this boundary.
Per-customer isolated data plane in every deployment mode
Telemetry
metadata
Bundles
policy-as-code
Managed SaaS
Policy authoring
Signed bundles · policy-as-code
Compliance console
Posture · waivers · examination packages
Telemetry rollup
Metadata only · token counts · rule outcomes
No raw payload data ever reaches the control plane.
Meilynx runs in three configurations. The data-plane isolation invariant holds in all three — the difference is who operates the infrastructure.
| Dimension | Fully Managed Meilynx operates per-customer infrastructure · ~1 day | Bring Your Storage Meilynx operates proxy · customer owns audit store · 3–5 days | Self-Hosted Customer operates everything · 1–2 weeks |
|---|---|---|---|
| WORM immutability | GCS Bucket Lock · locked Live | S3 Object Lock · in development In development | Customer-managed GCS Customer |
| Retention floor | 6 yr prod · 30 d staging · 1 d test (FINRA 24-09) Live | Customer-set Customer | Customer-set (proxy default: 90 d) Customer |
| Encryption at rest | AES-256-GCM + per-customer CMEK Live | Customer-managed Customer | Customer-managed Customer |
| Integrity Pack | Available (GCS-backed) Live | In development In development | Customer-managed Customer |
| Verification surface | Hash chain · examiner-verifiable via GCS Live | Hash chain · customer-operated storage Customer | Hash chain · customer-operated Customer |
| Proxy operated by | Meilynx Live | Meilynx Live | Customer Customer |
Operational characteristics that matter when AI workloads are critical infrastructure.
Latency overhead
Low
Built-in rules (regex, token, schema) add sub-millisecond overhead; guard models and webhooks run on configurable budgets
Provider coverage
4/ live
OpenAI · Anthropic · Google · Azure OpenAI
Time to deploy
1day
Managed proxy · 1–2 weeks self-hosted
Data residency
Dedicatedper customer
Isolated data plane in every deployment mode · raw payload never reaches shared systems
Controls map directly to named regulations—not generic best practice. The proxy already enforces the underlying controls; what ships next is preset bundles, not capability.
Curated control bundles ship in the product. Drop in, scope to your environment, go.
All controls already enforceable via the policy engine. Curated, examiner-aligned bundles are sequenced next.
What happens to my prompts and responses?
They stay in your dedicated, isolated infrastructure — whether Meilynx operates it (Managed) or you do (Self-Hosted). The proxy processes prompts and responses there; only hashed, aggregate metadata flows to the shared control plane for dashboards and analytics. Raw payload never reaches Meilynx-shared systems.
Is the proxy open source?
Yes — the proxy is going Apache 2.0 at SOC 2 GA. Design partners deploying with us today get source access under mutual NDA. Self-hosted operators run their own build of the same binary the Managed and BYOS modes run.
How long does deployment actually take?
All three modes deploy the proxy into infrastructure dedicated to your organization — the difference is who operates it, not whether your data is mixed with anyone else's. Fully Managed: ~1 day — the proxy runs in a per-customer environment we operate, and you change one base URL. Bring Your Storage: 3–5 days, with audit data landing in your storage. Self-Hosted: 1–2 weeks, including bundle signing keys and your own observability hookups. All three modes share the same proxy binary and policy engine.
Can I enforce different policies per team or workflow?
Yes. Governance rules are scoped by workflow, team, environment, or customer segment. You can set different budgets, model restrictions, and safety thresholds for each. We also built industry-specific presets to get you started quickly.
What if I use multiple AI providers?
Meilynx works across OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and other providers. You get unified cost analytics and governance regardless of which models you use.
How do you handle agentic and multi-step workflows?
Meilynx traces full agent execution chains — including retries, tool calls, and sub-agent invocations — so you can attribute cost and enforce policies at the workflow level, not just per-call.
How does Meilynx fit our existing IdP and SIEM?
The control plane uses Google OAuth and email/password via Google Identity Platform today. Enterprise SAML / OIDC federation — Okta, Microsoft Entra ID — is on the roadmap. For audit event export, the proxy ships a pluggable exporter interface proxy-side in your environment — no payload data crosses the wire to a SaaS aggregator. A ClickHouse integration is in development; S3-compatible (Object Lock), Splunk, and Datadog are on the near-term roadmap.
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