Tempo launches "Receiving Policy" feature, allowing accounts to restrict accepted token types and sender addresses

Foresight News reports that the payment public chain Tempo has launched the Receive Policies feature, allowing accounts to restrict receivable tokens and sender addresses at the protocol level. This optional feature lets accounts configure accepted asset types, permitted sender addresses, and recovery permissions for rejected transfers. If a transfer does not comply with the receive policy, the transaction can still be successfully executed at the protocol level, but the funds will be routed to a guardian mechanism and a receipt will be generated for handling by the designated recovery party. This feature is applicable to scenarios such as exchanges, custodial institutions, payment channels, and deposit channels, effectively preventing unrelated assets from entering accounts, and transforming rejected transfers into manageable recovery processes instead of asset loss.