Raidiam Trust Platform Overview
The Raidiam Trust Platform provides the the foundational infrastructure for building secure data-sharing networks, e-wallet ecosystems, and partner federations. It enables organisations to onboard participants, register their resources (such as applications, authorization servers, and APIs), and establish trust across the network.
Raidiam Trust Platform ensures that all participants and their resources can interact securely while maintaining the integrity and confidentiality of shared data.
At its core, Raidiam Trust Platform combines a Participant Directory for managing organizations and their assets with a Trust Anchor—either PKI with X.509 certificates or OpenID Federation—to ensure all participants can securely authenticate and exchange data.
Trust Anchor
Enable participants to establish trust using OpenID Federation or PKI/X.509 certificates.
Participant Directory
Onboard and govern organisations, enabling them to manage their apps, servers, and APIs.
Whether deploying an Open Finance Ecosystem, constructing a Private Data Sharing Environment, or setting up an Enterprise-Level Federation, Raidiam equips entities with the necessary infrastructure to facilitate seamless and secure data exchanges.
What's Next
Trust Anchor
Enable participants to establish trust using OpenID Federation or PKI/X.509 certificates.
Participant Directory
Utilize a comprehensive B2B Identity and Access Management platform to manage organisations sharing data within a trust ecosystem. Onboard and offboard organisations easily.
Public Key Infrastructure
Create, manage, distribute, use, store, and revoke digital certificates. Issue key pairs for signing and encryption.
Organisations
Onboard organisations that participate in an ecosystem or a federation. Establish trust and secure data exchange between businesses and their technical resources. Onboard suborganisations to reflect a business structure you need.
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Applications
Add applications to request data available within your framework. Register clients applications at Data Providers' Authorisation Servers or enable the Data Providers to discover your applications.
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Users
Learn more about users in Raidiam Connect. Add global administrators of your ecosystem. Delegate organization administration.
Certificates
Obtain digital certificates to establish secure communications over the Internet. Utilize one trusted Certificate Authority for all federation participants or enable organisations to bring their own certificates.
Public and Private Keys
Utilize asymmetric cryptographic keys for encrypting and decrypting data. Use signing keys to digitally sign messages and verify the signatures of other entities.
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Authorities
Add authorities responsible for accrediting organizations and assigning their domains and roles within an ecosystem.
Domains
Benefit from the hierarchical structure of a Trust Framework. Get assigned regulatory roles that govern the classification for your organisation, API access, available access scopes, and more.
Roles
Benefit from the hierarchical structure of a Trust Framework. Get assigned regulatory roles that govern the classification for your organisation, API access, available access scopes, and more.
Authorisation Servers
Enable Data Providers to add information about their authorization servers allowing Data Receivers to authenticate their client applications and get tokens for API access.
API Resources
Publish APIs as a Data Provider for all Data Receivers to discover and integrate with. Offer data to accredited recipients.
Sign Up and Sign In
Utilize Raidiam Connect as an OpenID Connect Identity Provider. Store users and enable them to authenticate with applications deployed within an ecosystem or federation.
Single Sign-On
Single Sign-On (SSO) enables users to access multiple applications and platforms available within an ecosystem or a federation through a single authentication event at the Raidiam Connect platform.
Terms & Conditions
Enable efficient and adaptable contract issuing and signing process within an ecosystem. Utilize one provider that all the participants trust.
Flags
Assign flags to resources to categorise them. Distinguish different Organisations, Applications, and Authorisation Servers.
