Fits your existing stack. Replaces nothing. Adds the missing layer.
Raidiam Connect sits above your API gateways, IAM systems, and cloud providers. It adds the trust, identity, certificate, and governance layer that none of them provide — without replacing anything you already have.
API-first by design
Every capability in Raidiam Connect is available via API. The portal is a convenience layer — not a requirement. Your existing developer portal, internal tools, or custom UI can consume Connect's trust services directly via REST APIs and OpenID Federation endpoints. All registration, discovery, certificate management, and policy operations are programmatically accessible.
How Connect fits into your existing stack
API Gateway Integration
Kong, Apigee, AWS API Gateway
Connect publishes participant metadata and certificate status via federation endpoints. Your API gateway validates incoming mTLS connections against Connect’s published JWKS and certificate chain.
Integration pattern
Gateway queries .well-known/openid-federation endpoint → retrieves entity statement → validates x5c certificate chain against published JWKS
Standards & protocols
Authorization Server Integration
Ozone, ForgeRock, Ping, Keycloak
Your auth server resolves client identity via OpenID Federation instead of manual bilateral registration. Connect does NOT manage consent — that remains in your auth server.
Integration pattern
Auth server resolves client via OpenID Federation entity statement → pulls verified metadata and JWKS → issues certificate-bound tokens per RFC 8705
Standards & protocols
Identity Provider Integration
Okta, Azure AD, existing IDP
Operator access to Connect’s dashboard authenticates via your existing IDP. Participant-facing portals support federation-based SSO.
Integration pattern
OIDC Authorization Code + PKCE → SSO into Connect dashboard → SAML bridge for legacy IDPs
Standards & protocols
PKI & Certificate Integration
Venafi, HashiCorp Vault, AWS ACM, existing CA
Connect’s HSM-backed CA issues transport, signing, and encryption certificates. If you have an existing PKI, Connect can operate as a subordinate CA or validate externally-issued certificates against your trust chain.
Integration pattern
CSR submission via API → RA policy validation → CA issuance (HSM-backed) → JWKS publication → OCSP responder + CRL distribution
Standards & protocols
Monitoring & Events Integration
Splunk, Datadog, Kafka, Azure EventGrid
Shared Signals pushes signed security events to your SIEM or event bus. Each signal is a signed SET token verifiable against Connect’s published JWKS.
Integration pattern
Connect emits SET token (RFC 8417) → signed webhook delivery → your event bus ingests → SIEM alerts and dashboards
Standards & protocols
Need help with these integrations? Raidiam Enable provides OIDF-certified SDKs, reference implementations, and hands-on engineering support for every integration point above. Or work with your existing vendors — every protocol listed here is an open standard.
Enterprise reference architecture
Your bank has multiple brands, jurisdictions, and technology stacks. Connect governs trust consistently across all of them — without replacing anything.
One trust plane across every brand, jurisdiction, and stack
Your bank is not one stack. Different brands, different geographies, different vendors, different clouds. Raidiam Connect governs trust consistently across all of them.
Your bank has multiple brands, jurisdictions, and technology stacks. Raidiam Connect doesn't replace any of them — it provides the trust and federation layer that governs participant identity, certificates, and policy consistently across all of them.
Deployment models
Choose the deployment model that matches your security and sovereignty requirements.
SaaS (hosted by Raidiam)
Multi-tenant, multi-region. Data residency in your chosen region. 99.99% SLA. Most common for enterprises.
Private Cloud
Dedicated instance in your preferred cloud (AWS, Azure, GCP). Full network isolation. For organisations requiring dedicated infrastructure.
Bring Your Own Database
Connect’s compute runs in Raidiam’s cloud. Your data stays in your database, accessible via VPN. For maximum data sovereignty.
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
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See the Proof
Brazil started with 2 data-sharing scopes. Today it has hundreds — all on the same infrastructure
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