How the roll-up gate works
This tool grades your rules for each AI agent and action on your site. Five layers set each row to ADMIT, REVIEW or REFUSE. The roll-up then compares each row with what you do today, and a gate on money-moving actions can only make it worse.
The 8 rows
A money-moving action you admit today with identity short of verified sets the roll-up, however the other rows read. Book, buy, change and cancel count as money-moving.
Why: Seven of the eight rows carry no gate. Row 4 admits a customer's shopping agent to buy on a claimed identity, so the roll-up reads UNVERIFIED MONEY PATH. Move row 4 to review and the gate releases, leaving RULEBOOK HAS GAPS on row 8 and on row 6, where a refused cancellation has its customer-rights review open.
A row is graded on its layers, then read against what you do today. Being stricter than the grade is never a gap, except that a refused change or cancel row needs a customer-rights review. One money-moving row admitted on an unverified identity sets the roll-up, and where a row is short, the fix first line names it. A money-moving action is marked admitted while the identity layer is below this instrument’s verified mark. This result reflects only the user’s marks. RedHub did not inspect the agent, verify a signature, authorize a payment or determine whether the action was permitted. Refusing change or cancellation requires customer-rights review. A refusal mark does not determine that blocking the automated channel is lawful or that another channel is sufficient. “Holds as described” means the entered marks satisfy this product’s stated rulebook conditions. It is not a certification that the rules are lawful, complete, secure or technically enforced. This self-assessment applies the stated rules to the user’s marks. RedHub did not visit the site, inspect traffic, verify a signature, identify an agent, validate user approval, interpret a contract, authorize a payment or confirm an outcome. The result is not legal, payment or security advice and does not determine whether any action is permitted or required.