SafeGate v5.6 / Merchant Review Queue / Public Mock

Merchant Integration Review Queue Mock

This page shows how future merchant integration requests can be reviewed before any controlled pilot, API key lifecycle approval, or production boundary decision.

Public boundary: This is a public review queue mock. It does not create merchant accounts, does not issue API keys, does not approve production access, does not expose backend secrets, and does not claim Pi Mainnet settlement proof.

1. Mock Review Queue

SG-MIR-MOCK-001

Demo Merchant / low volume / Pi Testnet controlled pilot / digital access after payment.

SG-MIR-MOCK-002

Growing Merchant / medium volume / needs rate-limit profile and pilot review.

SG-MIR-MOCK-003

High-volume future production boundary request / manual review required.

2. Review Actions

Review Result

Load a mock request, then choose a review action.

3. Review Decision Rules

Low-volume Pi Testnet requests can become CONTROLLED_PILOT_APPROVED.
Medium-volume requests may need MORE_INFO_REQUIRED or a rate-limit profile review.
Future production boundary requests require MANUAL_PRODUCTION_REVIEW.
High-risk or unclear use cases can be rejected without issuing keys.
No production merchant account is created from this mock queue.
No production API key is issued from this mock queue.

4. Safe Review Boundaries

{
  "productionMerchantCreated": false,
  "productionApiKeyIssued": false,
  "backendSecretExposed": false,
  "serviceRoleExposed": false,
  "walletPassphraseExposed": false,
  "piMainnetSettlementProofClaim": false,
  "currentEvidence": "Pi Testnet controlled post-payment trust flow",
  "reviewDefault": "manual_or_controlled_pilot_only"
}

5. Future Audit Events

[
  "MERCHANT_REQUEST_LOADED",
  "CONTROLLED_PILOT_APPROVED",
  "MORE_INFO_REQUIRED",
  "MANUAL_PRODUCTION_REVIEW_REQUIRED",
  "MERCHANT_REQUEST_REJECTED",
  "NO_API_KEY_ISSUED_FROM_PUBLIC_MOCK"
]

Reviewer takeaway: SafeGate now shows how merchant requests can be collected, queued, reviewed, approved for controlled pilot, delayed for more information, escalated to future production review, or rejected without exposing secrets.