Every regulated communication deserves enforcement before delivery.
Communications, AI, and sensitive deals run on rules that are enforced by people and audited after the fact. VOXTEN enforces them before delivery, and proves every decision to an examiner.
Designed for compliance, supervision, legal, and technology leaders responsible for governing communications and AI.
Surveillance tells you what already happened.
Communications surveillance, trade monitoring, and archives all operate after the fact. By the time a review flags a problem, the message is sent, the wall is crossed, the disclosure is out. VOXTEN moves the control to before delivery: the risky message is held, the non-permitted recipient is blocked, and the compliant path is offered in the same moment.
Every regulated communication meets policy at the moment it is sent.
Not sampled later. Enforced in the moment, with one of four outcomes, and a sealed record of each.
Enforcement across financial services.
Supervision that covers every desk and every channel, firm-wide.
Front office communications
Email, chat, and messaging across sales and trading desks, governed before send against supervision policy.
Investment banking and walls
Wall-crossings, deal teams, and need-to-know compartments enforced at the moment of delivery.
VOXTEN Clean Room →Wealth management and advisor communications
Advisor-to-client communications and AI-assisted advice, governed before they reach the client.
Trading and capital markets
Market-sensitive communications and AI or agent actions evaluated against policy before they move.
The regulations aren't new. The way work happens is.
Supervision, recordkeeping, and information barriers have been required for years. What changed is where work happens, and how fast. VOXTEN turns those standing obligations into enforcement at the moment of delivery, with the evidence built in.
Every decision, sealed for the record.
Every decision, permitted or held, is sealed into a hash-chained, tamper-evident record, with the policy cited, the guidance issued, and the reasoning behind it. The record a compliance officer can hand to an examiner.