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Enforcing Sanctions Controls in an Onchain Rewards Program

In this case study, we explore how Newton lets a project enforce sanctions screening before reward claims execute onchain.

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Newton Protocol Integrates Vaults.fyi Data to Power AI Trading Guardrails

First published in November 14, 2025. As AI agents and automated DeFi systems increasingly manage capital onchain, one challenge stands out: ensuring these agents act safely and within defined parameters before executing a transaction. Today, we’re introducing the Vaults.fyi Data Oracle, an open-source integration built for Newton Protocol that integrates real-time vault performance data to enforce programmable guardrails for AI and DeFi automation. Bringing Vaults.fyi Data into Newton Proto

Magic Newton Foundation announces NEWT: The Token Powering Newton Protocol

First published in June 23, 2025. Magic Newton Foundation is proud to introduce NEWT, the native token of the Newton Protocol—a decentralized infrastructure layer that uses a combination of trusted execution environments (TEEs) and zero-knowledge proofs (ZKPs) to enable automated onchain finance that you can trust. Learn more about the agentic future in our litepaper.  NEWT serves as the foundation for programmable, interoperable, and sovereign digital asset management, aligning incentives ac

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Newton Protocol Mainnet Beta Is Live

The authorization layer for onchain finance is now enforcing real policy onchain. Today the Magic Newton Foundation is announcing the mainnet beta of Newton Protocol, the authorization layer for the onchain economy. Newton Protocol is live on Base and Ethereum, enforcing rules onchain. This is a milestone we have been building toward and one we are glad to reach alongside a growing ecosystem of partners. Why an authorization layer Capital has moved onchain faster than the controls meant to

Get started with Newton

Read how Newton Protocol authorizes transactions, then look up receipts on the Explorer. Documentation is public on docs.newton.xyz.