For High-Stakes & Regulated Operations

Authorization for AI Agents where mistakes are expensive.

When your agents touch regulated systems — moving value, accessing customer records, calling privileged APIs — PermitNetworks decides, per action and in sub-millisecond, whether each one is allowed. Custody-free, audit-grade, deployable in your own VPC.

SOC 2 Type II (in progress)·Custody-free·Self-hostable (VPC)·GDPR·KVKK
The problem

Agents taking high-stakes actions is already happening. Most infrastructure wasn't built for it.

These aren't hypothetical risks. They're architectural gaps that exist today in every high-stakes system running AI agents.

01

Unauthorized high-impact actions

An LLM agent misinterprets a support ticket and triggers an action it was never meant to — a large value transfer, a bulk record export, a privileged API call. No existing IAM system catches this: the agent had valid credentials.

02

Compliance blind spots

Every privileged action an agent takes is a governance event. Who approved it? Under what policy? At what time? Can you produce cryptographic proof three years later?

03

Machine-speed blast radius

Traditional review operates in minutes. An agent can attempt hundreds of actions in the same window. Post-hoc detection isn't good enough — authorization has to happen inline, before each action executes.

How it fits

How PermitNetworks fits into your agent's action path

PermitNetworks sits inline between your AI agent and the system it is acting on. It adds < 2ms to the request path — below the threshold of any existing latency SLA.

Customer / CSR

initiates request

AI Agent

billing-agent-01

< 2ms added

PermitNetworks

policy engine

Target System

API · DB · ledger

Policy evaluation

  • Policy evaluation
  • Velocity checks
  • Threshold checks
  • Cryptographic permit

Audit log

Merkle-anchored · cryptographically verifiable · 7+ year retention

~0.3msAgent → PermitNetworks
~0.6msPolicy evaluation
~0.4msPermitNetworks → Rail
< 2msTotal overhead
Capabilities

Capabilities for regulated workloads

Built for the constraints of regulated, high-stakes systems — not adapted from general-purpose tools.

Velocity & rate controls

Per-agent, per-minute, per-hour, per-day action limits. Configurable by count AND value. Hot-reload without deployment.

Threshold-based approval escalation

Low-risk → auto-approve. Medium → manual review. High-impact → dual approval. All configurable per agent role.

Destination & category blocking

Deny actions against disallowed targets or categories by agent or role. Declarative policy — no code changes required.

Compliance audit export

Export every decision with cryptographic proof in CEF, LEEF, or signed JSON — ready for your SIEM (Splunk, QRadar) and auditors in minutes.

Dual-approval workflows

For high-risk actions, require two separate agents (or agent + human) to co-sign with Ed25519 signatures before a permit is issued.

Anomaly detection hooks

Integrate with existing fraud systems (Sift, Stripe Radar, Featurespace) — PermitNetworks calls them during the decision flow.

Compliance

Compliance & standards

We mark what's live and what's in progress. No ambiguity.

StandardHow we support itStatus
Custody-free by designNever stores funds, cards, or PANs — out of money-services scopeArchitectural
Strong 2FA approvalsWebAuthn / TOTP step-up for high-impact actions (no SMS)Supported
SOC 2 Type IIAnnual audit, Merkle-verified logsIn progress (2026)
GDPR / KVKKData residency options, 72-hour breach notificationCompliant
SOXImmutable audit trail, change managementSupported
SIEM exportCEF / LEEF / signed JSON for Splunk, QRadar, and auditorsSupported
Private beta

Design Partner Program

We're working closely with a small group of design partners in regulated and high-stakes environments. If your team is deploying AI agents that take consequential actions, we want to talk.

Direct access to engineering team
Co-design of policy language features
Free tier during private beta
Preferred pricing at GA
NDA-protected engagement
Integration

Drop-in SDK integration

One authorize call before the action. One confirm call after. Everything else is policy configuration — no logic changes in your application flow.

import { PermitClient } from "@permitnetworks/sdk";

const permit = new PermitClient({
  apiKey: process.env.PERMIT_API_KEY,
  agentId: "support-agent-01",
});

// Before the agent takes a high-impact action, ask for authorization
const decision = await permit.authorize({
  action: "data.export",
  resource: `customer:${customerId}`,
  metadata: {
    record_count: 4200,
    destination: "external-bucket",
    reason: "bulk report",
  },
});

if (decision.effect === "allow") {
  await exportCustomerRecords(customerId);
  await permit.confirm(decision.id); // Close the audit loop
} else {
  throw new Error(`Action blocked: ${decision.reason}`);
}
TypeScript / Node.jsPythonGo (coming soon)REST API
Performance

Built for production-grade workloads

Numbers that hold at high-throughput production scale, not just startup traffic.

RequirementIndustry needPermitNetworks
Authorization latency< 10ms< 1ms (p99)
Availability99.99%99.99% SLA
ThroughputBurst to 100K req/s50K req/s per gateway
Audit retention7 years7+ years, anchored
Key rotationQuarterlyDaily (automated)
FAQ

Questions security & platform teams ask us

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