A login isn’t permission. Arbiter checks every action before it happens.
Self-serve. No sales call.
Clear
Boundaries
Start with the action: an API key for analytics reporting.
- HTTP API
- Fails closed
- Rechecks at execution
- Every decision recorded
Identity
isn’t authority.
Arbiter checks what each actor may do, and for whom, before anything changes.
- Account takeover after KYC
- The account was verified, then taken over. Every request still looks legitimate.
- An agent with more access than its task
- Agents carry real credentials. Arbiter holds each one to the actions, limit and end date of its job.
Give access.
Set limits.
Give one person or agent one job, with its actions, limit and end date.
Arbiter refuses anything outside it, and you can revoke it anytime.
Set up a delegation
Approve the exact
change.
Approvers see the amount, destination and account. Change one field and the approval is void.
Every decision,
on record.
See who acted, on whose behalf, and why.
Arbiter checks authority again at execution and links each decision to its outcome.
Inspect decisions
Checked before
anything changes.
Define
Name the actions that matter: payouts, refunds, resets.
Check
Your backend asks Arbiter right before it writes.
Record
Arbiter keeps every decision, with who acted and why.
Before you ask.
- Does it replace our identity or fraud tools?
- No. Arbiter uses what they verify and enforces it at the action.
- What if Arbiter can’t answer?
- Arbiter holds risky actions. It never allows one by default.
- Will it slow our users down?
- Only when your policy asks for an approval.
Nothing moves
unchecked.
Arbiter checks every action and records every decision.