How we built a formally verified fraud rules engine on AWS
- The problem
- A fraud rule that is wrong, or can be bypassed, costs money and creates regulatory exposure.
- Why it matters
- Z3 proves rules correct before deployment, Cedar enforces bypass-proof hard stops, and Drools handles velocity rules, plus an open rule format for 8 platforms.
- Who should read it
- Fraud platform architects
- What you'll get
- A provably correct rules architecture.
The full article lives on Builder Center. This page is a short guide to what it covers.