WakeUp Labs

Founded by Gonzalo Silman & Maximiliano del Hoyo & Milton Berman in 2022

Automate and audit regulated value flows under enforced policy controls

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You can use WakeUp Labs to deploy infrastructure that controls and records how money, assets, credits, and other value moves inside your organization. It gives you a mandate-policy-action-evidence framework where both human operators and software agents must pass the same authorization checks before anything executes. You get deployment packages for your specific operation, AI agents that run inside the same policy rules, and an expert human team that operates the system 24/7 in production with full audit trails.

What WakeUp Labs does

Define a signed mandate specifying who can act, on whose behalf, and for how longSet policy rules including spending caps, confirmation thresholds, and jurisdiction limitsExecute production actions like payments, credits, liquidations, or failovers under policyGenerate auditor-readable evidence receipts for every action taken in the systemMonitor mainnet and testnet nodes continuously and respond to incidentsDeploy smart contracts and SDKs for specific operational domainsOnboard software agents into the same policy framework as human operatorsReport on production jobs, authorizations, and policy surface activityMandate-policy-action-evidence framework that every human and agent must pass through before executingSame policy gate applies to both human operators and software agents simultaneously24/7 incident response for live production infrastructure including mainnet and testnetImmutable audit receipts showing who acted, under what policy, and what the result wasDeployable across financial services, retail, manufacturing, and enterprise regulated flowsExpert human operations team locally integrated and running the system in productionNamed production deployments including Arbitrum, Uphold, Alpen Labs, and Coca-ColaPolicy caps, thresholds, jurisdiction rules, and confirmation requirements written explicitly