What does AccessGuard own?

AccessGuard owns authentication users and identities, sessions and tokens, account verification and approval state, customer profiles, communication preferences and consent, KYC and risk state, notification/inbox records, audience definitions, app authorization, delegation policies, Bridge credentials, and ContextResolver identity state.

How do external websites connect?

A server-side AccessGuard bridge proxy signs requests with Velaxe HMAC v2. Browser code calls the site-side proxy/SDK, while the client secret remains server-side.

How do workspace applications call AccessGuard?

AccessGuard exposes canonical capabilities through trusted Handler and RCP execution. Selected customer-safe operations are also exposed through Bridge v2 when the principal and operation are authorized.

How does AccessGuard handle communication delivery?

AccessGuard creates and governs notification/inbox state and applies communication policy. Configured provider applications can perform email, SMS, WhatsApp, voice, and push delivery through capability-based connections.

What can ContextResolver expose?

AccessGuard resolves users, profiles, customer identities, approval requests, KYC documents, risk flags, staging signups, auth state, sessions, phone verification, communication preference/consent, notifications, and notification recipients, including relationships, timeline, presentation, permissions, change topics, and valid actions.

How are human-review cases handled?

AccessGuard can synchronize customer-onboarding work, approval/KYC/risk/verification work items, and operational problems to a configured case-and-problem provider while AccessGuard remains authoritative for the identity state.

AccessGuard — Authentication, Customer Identity, Consent, Notifications & App Authorization

Name: AccessGuard
Price: 365.17 USD
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AccessGuard

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About this app

AccessGuard centralizes workspace authentication and customer identity. External websites can use the signed Bridge v2 proxy and JavaScript SDK for registration, login, verification, recovery, token refresh, profile management, protected media, and notification inbox operations.Inside the workspace, AccessGuard owns users, sessions, verified identities, customer profiles, communication preference…

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Aug 23, 2026

Identity Single Sign-On

Data safety

Stores authentication identities, session/token state, customer profiles, verified contacts, preferences, consent evidence, KYC/risk state, notification and audience records, app authorization/delegation metadata, Bridge/provider connection metadata, and operational audit/event history.

Data shared with third parties

Encryption at rest: Platform-managed application storage with Core AppSecretService-backed secret references for JWT and integration credentials. · Encryption in transit: Trusted Velaxe workspace transports plus TLS-protected HTTP endpoints and signed HMAC v2 requests for configured external Bridge connections. · Role-based access control · Least-privilege access

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AccessGuard Bridge v2, workspace app capabilities, providers, profiles, notifications, and authorization

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What’s new

Initial release · Aug 23, 2026

Proof

7 Case studies · Security & performance highlights

Integrations

9 integrations available

Guides

13 guides available

Use cases

13 use cases available

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