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Can spend limits be set in native units instead of USD? Where do prices come from?

You can use either. Limits can be stated in USD or in native units, for example, “max 1,000 BTC per day.” For USD limits, PrimeVault reads multiple market data sources and aggregates them so a single odd quote does not trip your controls. If you want to avoid FX or oracle risk, disable USD thresholds and use native-unit limits only. For volatile or newly listed assets, start with tight per-transaction caps, daily caps, and an escalation quorum.

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Can different users, roles, or vaults have different limits and behaviors?

Yes. Limits and approvals are policy-driven. You can scope them per user, per role, per vault, per chain, per asset, and per action. When a limit is exceeded, you choose the behavior: block it immediately, or escalate to a higher approval quorum.

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Do you integrate blockchain analytics to act on risk scores?

Yes. Risk signals from providers such as Elliptic or Chainalysis can drive policy decisions. You can block, escalate, or route based on categories like sanctions exposure, mixers, or hacked funds. These checks apply to transfers, dApp interactions, and batch flows.