Stripe credit-note control

A $150 credit note passed. A $900 credit note stopped.

A real agent used Stripe sandbox credentials to create credit notes. In the direct control run outside Stipul, Stripe accepted a $900 credit note. Routed through Writ, the Charter allowed $150 and denied $900 before Stripe was contacted.

Full narrated walkthrough will be added after recording.

1. Direct control run
1. Direct control run Stripe recorded a $900 credit note during the direct execution path outside the Writ enforcement boundary.
2. Allowed through Writ
2. Allowed through Writ The Charter permitted a $150 credit note. Writ forwarded the call and Stripe created the object.
3. Denied and verified
3. Denied and verified The $900 request was denied through Writ. Stripe was not contacted, and Chronicle evidence was sealed and verified.

Final run

The recorded session compared three paths: direct execution outside Stipul, an allowed $150 call through Writ, and a denied $900 call through Writ. The denied call was not forwarded to Stripe.

Stipul governs only calls routed through Writ. Direct Stripe API access, unmanaged SDK calls, leaked credentials, compromised hosts, and bypass paths remain outside this demonstration's control boundary.