Agents are eager. We make eager safe.
TapPass began with a simple observation: the software acting on your behalf was getting a shared API key and a hope. We set out to build the layer that turns eager agents into governed ones — with a mandate they earn and a record you can trust.
The agent was never the villain. Ungoverned access is.
The first wave of AI governance controlled the agents you own. The value ahead is in agents calling other agents, tools and models — across teams, clouds and companies. That only works if every collaboration is governed.
The authority layer for agentic AI.
One EU-hosted layer at the boundary between users, agents and models — observing every call, deciding it against a rulebook you own, and keeping the record. Today that governs the agents inside your walls. Next, it governs the ones you don’t: cryptographic identity, capability manifests and signed trust sessions for every cross-boundary call.
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