The architectural overview of the Raidiam platform
Understand how Raidiam fits into your existing architecture and how its products work together to establish trust across connected ecosystems.
How Raidiam works
Explore each platform component and see how they combine to onboard participants, establish trust and govern access across your ecosystem.
Register participants, manage identities, issue credentials and define the rules that govern access across the ecosystem.
Explore Connect- DirectoryWho is in the ecosystem, organisations, applications, APIs and roles.
- PKI & credentialsHow participants prove who they are, certificates, issuance, rotation and revocation.
- GovernanceWhat participants can do and how access is governed.
Connect manages trust. Auth issues the tokens. Assure validates the APIs. ORCA helps create the policies that govern it, with runtime enforcement in the gateways and APIs you already run.
The role of trust architecture in connected ecosystems
As participation scales across organisations, clouds and AI systems, ecosystems need a shared layer for discovery, governance and verifiable trust.
Organisations want to distribute digital products and services securely, to external applications, partner systems and AI agents.
At ecosystem scale, that ambition collides with a hard reality: no shared source of trust, discovery or governance sits between them.
So every new partner, application and AI agent multiplies bilateral integrations , duplicates credentials and fragments visibility .
100 partners = 100 integrations
Without a shared source of trust and discovery, every new participant adds complexity.
Discover. Verify. Govern.
A shared trust and discovery layer that enables participants to find services, establish trust and access APIs, using the infrastructure you already run.
One shared control plane across connected ecosystems, not a stack of disconnected products.
Not an IAM. Not a gateway. The trust layer above both.
Raidiam governs how organisations, applications, APIs and AI agents participate across your ecosystem, while working alongside your existing IAM, authorization servers and gateways.
API Gateways
Kong · Apigee · AWS API Gateway
Gateways secure and enforce API traffic within a specific environment or domain.
- API traffic and runtime access
- Routing and rate limiting
- Local policy enforcement
- API security at the edge
- Cross-organisation trust
- Shared ecosystem policy
- Unified governance across gateways
- Discovery across platforms and participants
IAM Platforms
Okta · Azure AD · ForgeRock
IAM platforms authenticate users and workloads inside your organisation.
- Employee identity
- Internal authentication
- Enterprise access control
- SSO and workforce permissions
- Organisation-to-organisation trust
- Ecosystem participation governance
- External application and agent governance
- Shared trust across partner ecosystems
Raidiam
Connect · Auth · Assure · ORCA
Raidiam governs how organisations, applications, APIs and AI agents participate across distributed ecosystems.
- Shared trust across organisations
- Unified policy across gateways, clouds and platforms
- Trusted onboarding of applications and agents
- Ecosystem-wide discovery and governance
- A single control plane for ecosystem participation
Raidiam works alongside existing infrastructure, not instead of it.
Different use cases.
The same trust problem.
Every ecosystem where multiple independent parties need to connect and share data securely faces the same underlying challenge. Raidiam provides the shared trust layer that solves it.
What they all have in common
Identity
Who is this participant?
Credentials
Can they prove it?
Access Control
What are they allowed to do?
Governance
Can you monitor and change it?
“Different use cases. The same core challenge: how do you trust, govern and control access across an ecosystem you don’t fully own?”
This is where Raidiam sits.Different industries. Same trust challenges.
Whatever the industry, Raidiam helps organisations securely share data, govern access and scale trust across organisational boundaries.
Ecosystem model · Finance
Open Finance, Govern participants, APIs and trust frameworks across a national ecosystem.
Different participants. Different industries. The same trust foundation underneath.
The same trust foundations, applied across industries.
Every connected ecosystem, whether finance, healthcare, energy, government or enterprise, depends on the same trust foundations underneath. Raidiam Connect delivers them as shared infrastructure, so each new ecosystem inherits production-grade onboarding, governance, discovery and policy enforcement from day one, without rebuilding the plumbing every time.
- Trusted participant onboarding
- Secure data sharing
- Discovery and verification
- Credential lifecycle management
- Governance and auditability
- Policy enforcement across boundaries
Discover, trust, connect, in seven steps.
Data Receivers and Data Providers find each other, exchange verified trust and grant scoped API access, all using the IAM, gateways and infrastructure you already run.
- Discovery is a core capabilityApplications and agents self-serve trusted metadata.
- Trust is dynamic and standards-basedSigned metadata, verifiable credentials, certificate-bound tokens.
- Existing IAM and gateways stay in placeRaidiam is the control plane, not a replacement.
- Access is auditable and instantly revocableCentralised governance across every participant.
Nova Connect App queries the federation controller for available authorisation servers and API resources.
One control plane across every brand, department, and partner
Enterprises are inherently fragmented, different brands, subsidiaries, geographies, and legacy technology stacks. Cloud-native identity tools stop at application boundaries. Connect governs trust consistently across all of them, under one model, without replacing what's already there.
Without group-wide federation, every new brand, acquisition, or cross-domain service requires a separate trust integration. That fragmentation costs millions in duplicated infrastructure and months in delayed synergies. Build the enterprise control plane once, then expand as your business grows.
Bank Federation
Enterprise trust root
This is your enterprise platformised. One ecosystem control plane that lets you add domains, brands, partners, and use cases without rebuilding trust every time. Build once. Expand as your business grows.
Powered by Raidiam Connect
Set the rules once.
Define trust, access and assurance policies centrally. Raidiam Connect applies those rules consistently across participants, services and environments, so every onboarding decision and access request follows the same governance model.
At 10 participants, manual governance works. At 500, it becomes a full-time team doing nothing but approving permission changes. The ecosystem control plane makes governance self-enforcing, the capability that lets you expand without gatekeeping.
Policy chaining
Each level can only narrow permissions set above. The chain validates automatically.
Sets maximum permissions for the ecosystem
Narrows permissions for their sector
Claims within permitted range
Operates within all constraints
Delegated governance
The federation operator sets the rules and delegates authority. Each domain manages itself.
Manages their own participants via self-service portal
self-serviceRegister, publish APIs, manage certificates
Manages their domain independently
self-serviceRegister, publish APIs, manage certificates
The federation operator sets the rules . Domain operators manage their own participants within those rules. Participants self-manage their technical resources . Nobody waits for tickets. Nobody emails spreadsheets. The federation enforces the boundaries automatically .
Policies narrow, never widen
Each level can only constrain further. A domain operator cannot grant permissions the trust anchor hasn't allowed. Governance is hierarchical by design.
Self-service within guardrails
Domain operators get their own portal. They onboard participants, manage resources, and issue certificates, all within the boundaries set by the federation operator.
Machine-readable compliance
Policy violations are detected automatically at the protocol level. No manual review. No audit scrambles. Compliance is built into the trust chain itself.
One control plane, see and change access across your ecosystem
See who has access, to which resources, under what credentials and policies, and change it instantly when you need to. No manual audits. No fragmented systems. One source of truth.
Organisations
Sub-Federations
Active APIs
Credential Issuers
Trust Anchors
Bank A - Certificate renewed
2m ago
Fintech X - Onboarding complete
8m ago
Wallet Provider B - Conformance pending
14m ago
IdP Alpha - Metadata updated
21m ago
Verifier C - Trust chain verified
35m ago
This is Raidiam Connect
One trust layer · global reach
Every connection, on one trusted network.
Organisations, apps, APIs and AI agents discover and trust each other through a single shared layer, from Brazil to Australia and the UAE to the UK.
Where will your ecosystem take you?
Whether you're a regulator building a national digital economy, an enterprise platformising across brands and clouds, or a bank that wants to stop rebuilding trust for every new use case, there's a next step.
See It in Action
See how one investment in Raidiam Connect covers your first use case, and the next hundred.
See the Proof
Explore how governments, regulators and enterprises are using Raidiam to deliver trusted digital ecosystems.
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