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January 30, 2026 Documentation update Review recommended

Affects


Teams evaluating or integrating real-time transaction validation and spending controls. This update applies to the public documentation portal. It does not change the runtime API behavior unless the linked product documentation says otherwise.

What changed


We’re excited to announce Tracer — Lerian’s real-time transaction validation and spending control platform. Tracer enables financial institutions to make instant decisions (ALLOW/DENY/REVIEW) for any transaction type in under 100ms, while maintaining regulatory compliance.

What is Tracer?


Tracer is a transaction validation engine optimized for low-latency decisions. It validates pre-enriched payloads against configurable rules and spending limits, returning decisions typically in under 35ms.

Key capabilities

  • Real-time validation — Response times under 80ms (p99)
  • Rule-based decisions — Expression-based rules using CEL (Common Expression Language)
  • Spending limits — Dynamic limits per transaction, account, portfolio, or segment
  • Complete audit trail — Immutable records with 7+ year retention for SOX/GLBA compliance
  • Product-agnostic — Supports Card, Wire, PIX, and Crypto transactions

Documentation


This release includes comprehensive documentation to help you get started:

Guides

API Reference

Getting started


Ready to start validating transactions? Head to the Getting Started guide to set up your environment and run your first validation. For questions about scope and design decisions, check out the What is Tracer page, which explains what Tracer focuses on and what it intentionally does not include.

Impact


This is a documentation update. Existing integrations do not need a migration from this release note alone.

What you need to do


1
Review the Tracer overview and getting started guides.
2
Use the API reference when planning transaction validation, rules, limits, and audit integrations.

Deadline

None.

Why

This release introduced Tracer as a documented product area and gave teams a complete starting point for evaluation and integration.