The Problem
Most third-party APIs (Stripe, Salesforce, Slack, GitHub) force you to grant full account access with a single token—no fine-grained scopes. When multiple internal services or AI agents share that token, you're violating least-privilege and expanding your breach surface. Teams either accept the risk or spend weeks building custom proxy layers in-house.
What We're Building
TokenGate sits between your code and any third-party API, intercepting requests and enforcing granular permissions without touching your integrations. Define policies in plain JSON (method, path, payload rules), deploy as a Docker container or Lambda, and instantly restrict what each internal service can do—read-only access, specific endpoints, rate limits, and action blocking. Pre-built templates for Stripe, Salesforce, Slack, and GitHub ship out of the box.
Who It's For
Platform engineers and security leads at SMB and mid-market SaaS companies (50–500 employees) building AI agents, multi-tenant products, or subject to SOC 2 / HIPAA / PCI compliance. Highest urgency in fintech and healthcare.
Key Features
- Policy-based request filtering: define fine-grained rules by HTTP method, path, and payload
- Pre-built templates for Stripe, Salesforce, Slack, GitHub—deploy instantly
- Drop-in proxy: works with your existing integrations, no code rewrites needed
We're validating this concept. When you integrate third-party APIs with coarse scopes, do you currently run them behind a custom proxy/gateway, or do you just grant full token access and manage the risk operationally?
By Jenavus — AI-powered business intelligence