TapPass vs Pangea. An API toolkit, or one pipeline.
Pangea offers security APIs including AI Guard. TapPass is a purpose-built authority layer with a full governance pipeline, in a single pass.
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Pick APIs such as Redact, AI Guard and Secure Audit Log, call them individually, and orchestrate them yourself.
AI GuardRedactAudit LogOne gateway, one pipeline: PII, injection, classification, tool governance and the record, handled in a single pass with no orchestration code.
allowholdredactblockon the recordWhen to choose Pangea. When to choose TapPass.
This comparison is about scope, not quality. Pangea does its job well. The question is which job you need done.
- Individual security APIs that you compose into your own flow.
- Your team is happy to build and own the orchestration.
- Cloud-hosted APIs suit your deployment.
- One pass covers PII, injection, classification and tool governance.
- Approvals, agent health scores and EU AI Act evidence included.
- Self-hosted or air-gapped, built in Belgium.
TapPass and Pangea, capability by capability.
| Capability | TapPass | Pangea |
|---|---|---|
| Prompt injection defence | Yes: Multi-layer, indirect and tool | Yes: AI Guard prompt defence |
| PII detection and redaction | Yes: With tokenisation | Yes: Redact API |
| Secret scanning | Yes: Integrated in the pipeline | Yes: Vault and Redact APIs |
| Data classification | Yes: Multi-level, LLM-assisted, with routing | No: Not available |
| Tamper-evident audit trail | Yes: Cryptographically chained | Yes: Secure Audit Log |
| Tool and function call governance | Yes: Permissions, scanning, zones | No: Not available |
| Human approval gates | Yes: Real-time approve or deny | No: Not available |
| Behavioural drift detection | Yes: Statistical anomaly detection | No: Not available |
| Agent health scores | Yes: Composite score per agent | No: Not available |
| EU AI Act compliance | Yes: Art. 9, 12, 13, 14 | No: Not available |
| Unified pipeline | Yes: Single pass, every capability | Partly: Separate API calls per capability |
| Self-hosted | Yes: Docker and Helm, air-gapped | No: Cloud only |
| EU headquartered | Yes: Belgium | No: US based |
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Based on public product information as we understood it when we wrote this page. Products change quickly: if something about Pangea is out of date, tell us and we will correct it.
A toolkit and a platform. Build the pipeline, or use one.
Pick APIs such as Redact, AI Guard and Audit Log and call them one by one. Flexible, but the orchestration and the integration work are yours.
One gateway, one pipeline. PII, injection, classification, tool governance and the record, handled in a single pass with no orchestration code.
With Pangea, you call several APIs per request and write the orchestration logic. With TapPass, one proxy handles it in a single pass.
Already calling Pangea APIs? TapPass can sit in front.
Keep the Pangea APIs your applications already use. If you already run Pangea, TapPass sits in front of it rather than replacing it, and adds approvals, tool permissions and one record for every agent.
Do we have to choose between Pangea and TapPass?
No. If you already use Pangea APIs, TapPass sits in front of them rather than replacing them. The difference is who assembles the pipeline: you, or TapPass.
Do we need to write orchestration code for TapPass?
No. Point your agents at TapPass and every call passes the full pipeline in a single pass.
Can TapPass run on our own infrastructure?
Yes. TapPass runs self-hosted with Docker and Helm, air-gapped if you need it.
How current is this comparison?
It reflects public product information about Pangea as we understood it when we wrote it. Products change quickly. If something here is out of date, tell us and we will correct it.
One pipeline. Everything included. No assembly required.
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