Platformise your business. Expand without rebuilding.
Your enterprise is not a monolithic system. It is an ecosystem of brands, departments, partners, and services. Raidiam Connect gives you the control plane to govern it all — one federation across every cloud, every brand, every jurisdiction. Add services, partners, agents, and use cases without creating another trust island.
One control plane across every brand, department, and partner
Your enterprise is an ecosystem — retail banking, private banking, payments, open data, AI agents, partner trust. Each domain has its own services and policies. Raidiam Connect gives you one control plane to govern them all. Add new domains, brands, and use cases without creating another trust island.
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.
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Set the rules once. They enforce themselves as the ecosystem grows.
Governance is what makes ecosystem expansion safe. Set policies at the trust anchor. They cascade automatically through every domain, every participant, and every entity. As you add use cases, sectors, and partners, governance scales with you — no manual review, no spreadsheets, no bottleneck.
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 ecosystem control plane above every infrastructure boundary
Your services run across AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, and on-prem. Your partners run on different stacks. Your ecosystem doesn't stop at a cloud boundary — and neither should your trust model. Build it once above the infrastructure. Expand services and partners across any cloud without fragmentation.
Point solutions fragment at every cloud boundary
AWS IAM, Azure AD, and Google IAM each manage trust within their own environment. Every cloud boundary creates another trust gap. Another custom integration. Another reason your ecosystem can't grow without friction.
The ecosystem control plane operates above all of them
Raidiam Connect sits above all clouds and on-premises infrastructure. Build the trust model once. Every service registers once and becomes discoverable by all authorised participants — across every cloud.
New services and partners connect without rebuilding
An AI agent in Google Cloud discovers a payments API in AWS, verifies its trust, and connects — through the ecosystem control plane. No VPN. No custom integration. No rebuilding. That's what building once looks like.
New participants and services discover each other automatically
In the ecosystem control plane, every organisation publishes its services, APIs, and credentials. New participants discover each other programmatically — no manual configuration, no bilateral exchange. The more participants you add, the more discoverable the ecosystem becomes.
Discovery eliminates the single most expensive step in partner integration: the bilateral exchange of endpoints, keys, and metadata. Without it, every new partner is weeks of manual configuration. With it, participants discover each other programmatically in seconds.
No bilateral setup. No client registration. The federation controller is the single source of truth. Applications and authorisation servers both query it. The OP pulls verified client information directly — no push-based registration needed. This works whether there are 2 organisations or 2,000.
Federation Discovery API
Applications query the controller for registered authorisation servers and API resource types. One query returns the entire ecosystem.
OP-Initiated Client Pull
When an authorisation server encounters a new client, it pulls the verified software statement and metadata directly from the federation controller.
OpenID Federation Trust Chains
Trust is established by resolving entity statements back to the trust anchor. Cryptographically verified. No pre-shared secrets.
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Your ecosystem foundations already govern AI agents. No new infrastructure needed.
This is not a new product. This is proof that the ecosystem control plane you built for APIs extends naturally to AI agents. MCP uses OAuth 2.1. Agents use OpenID Federation. Your existing investment carries forward. Additive, not replacement.
AI Agent
Requests tool access via MCP
Model Context Protocol (MCP)
Delegates authorisation to OAuth 2.1
OAuth 2.1
Base authorisation framework
OpenID Connect
Identity and authentication layer
OpenID Federation
Decentralised trust establishment
Trust Anchor — Your Control Plane
Raidiam Connect
This is what building once looks like. The standards and infrastructure you invested in for open banking now govern AI agents — without rebuilding a single thing.
Additive, not replacement
Your existing OAuth 2.1 and FAPI investment isn’t going anywhere. AI agents, wallets, and credentials layer on top of the same standards stack. No rip-and-replace. No new security framework.
Same control plane, same policies
For regulators: the control plane you operate today governs AI agents tomorrow. For enterprises: onboard agents and wallets into the same trust fabric as your APIs. One federation. One policy model.
Battle-tested at planetary scale
These standards run 100 billion+ API calls per year across 159 banks in Brazil alone. Zero security incidents. Now they power AI agent governance.
What this means
Without an ecosystem control plane
- Each AI agent needs bespoke authorisation
- No visibility into what agents can access
- No standard way to revoke agent access
- Trust is configured per-agent, per-service
With the ecosystem control plane
- Agents register once in the trust fabric
- Full visibility and lifecycle management
- Instant revocation across all services
- Trust inherited from the federation
Real problems that Raidiam Connect solves
No one knows who's in the network
Participant identity is informal, inconsistent, or maintained in spreadsheets.
→Connect provides a governed registry of all participants with real-time status
Every onboarding is bilateral and manual
Each new participant requires bespoke integration and legal agreements.
→Automated onboarding workflows with delegated governance
Static metadata doesn't scale
Configuration is published once and never updated, leading to drift and outages.
→Dynamic, signed metadata publication with lifecycle management
Cloud IAM doesn't solve cross-org trust
Identity providers handle internal access, not inter-organisational trust.
→Federation operates above infrastructure, across organisations
No hierarchy for large organisations
Flat participant lists can't represent domains, subsidiaries, or delegation.
→Hierarchical federation modelling with domain boundaries
Policy applied inconsistently
Governance rules exist in documents but are not enforced uniformly.
→Policy inheritance cascades through the federation hierarchy
New entity types are hard to govern
Wallets, issuers, and AI agents don't fit traditional API-only models.
→Native support for wallets, issuers, verifiers, and AI agents
Trust fragmented across vendors
Each cloud provider or vendor has its own trust model and tooling.
→Single trust plane across multi-cloud, multi-vendor environments
Onboarding is operationally expensive
Weeks of manual work per participant with no standardised process.
→Standardised onboarding with conformance gates
No visibility into trust state
Operators have no real-time view of which entities are healthy or compliant.
→Real-time operational visibility across all entities
Conformance is disconnected from production
Testing happens in isolation and results are never connected to live status.
→Assure validates before entities go live
Directories can't express governance
Simple lists have no concept of authority, delegation, or trust chains.
→Hierarchical model with authority, delegation, and trust chains
One pane of glass across every entity
Raidiam Connect gives operators and participants visibility over the structure, status, identity, trust, and assurance posture of all entities in the ecosystem.
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
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Where will your ecosystem take you next?
The same ecosystem control plane covers all of these. Your investment in one use case is your investment in every use case.
Open Banking
Start with open banking. Expand to open finance and beyond.
Smart Data
Banking infrastructure extends to energy, telecoms, property, pensions.
Digital Identity
Same control plane. Now governing wallets and credentials.
Payments
CoP, VRP, and pay-by-bank — same foundations.
Regulators
Build the platform for the digital economy.
Corporate Banking
Platformise your partner connectivity.
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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For regulators and central banks — how to build the foundations for an expandable digital economy
See the Proof
Brazil started with 2 data-sharing scopes. Today it has hundreds — all on the same infrastructure
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