Building the trust layer for enterprise transactions
KeyIdentity exists to solve a fundamental problem in enterprise infrastructure: transactions happen, but trust is assumed. We make trust cryptographically provable.
Mission
Eliminate implicit trust from enterprise authorization and payment infrastructure by providing cryptographically verifiable identity binding for every transaction.
Our approach
We build infrastructure, not applications. Our customers are engineering teams building authorization into their own platforms.
Infrastructure play
KeyIdentity is a trust layer that sits between identity verification and payment execution. We do not compete with identity providers, payment processors, or application platforms. We make the connection between them cryptographically verifiable.
API-first
Every capability is an API. There is no dashboard you must use, no workflow you must adopt. KeyIdentity integrates into your architecture on your terms, through well-documented, stable interfaces.
Compliance-ready by design
We do not retrofit compliance. SOC 2, ISO 27001, and PCI DSS requirements are design inputs, not afterthoughts. Our audit trail, key management, and access controls exist because the architecture demands them.
Operating principles
Security is structural
Security controls are part of the architecture, not a layer on top of it. Every design decision begins with the threat model.
Trust is verifiable
No component implicitly trusts another. Every interaction produces cryptographic evidence that can be independently verified.
Simplicity at scale
Complex problems deserve clear solutions. We reduce the attack surface by minimizing moving parts, not adding more.
Enterprise-grade means enterprise-accountable
We build for organizations that face auditors, regulators, and adversaries. Our infrastructure must withstand all three.
What we believe
Correctness over speed
We ship when it is right, not when it is fast. In authorization infrastructure, a bug is a breach.
Auditability by default
Every decision, every key rotation, every policy evaluation is logged. If it is not in the audit trail, it did not happen.
Minimal surface area
We do not add features for their own sake. Every capability must justify its existence against the complexity it introduces.
Open standards, not lock-in
We build on open cryptographic standards and publish our integration specifications. Customers own their authorization policy.
Leadership
KeyIdentity is led by a team with deep experience in cryptographic systems, payment infrastructure, and enterprise security.
Founder & CEO
Enterprise architecture, cryptographic systems, and product strategy.
VP Engineering
Distributed systems, HSM integration, and platform reliability.
Chief Security Officer
Threat modeling, compliance frameworks, and security operations.
Engage with our team
We work directly with infrastructure teams evaluating federated authorization for regulated environments.