Frequently asked questions

Does Keydris hold my funds or private keys?#

What exactly is a KIT?#

A KIT (Keydris Identity Token) is a signed token issued to an agent. It states what the agent may do and for how long, defaulting to minimum privilege - only the authority the current task needs.

How fast is revocation?#

Revocation takes effect at machine speed across every boundary. A revoked token fails verification everywhere it might be presented, immediately - you do not wait for it to expire.

Where is authorization enforced?#

At the counterparty's front door. The receiving system verifies the token before the agent can connect or act, so authority is checked rather than assumed across a trust boundary.

Can I prove after the fact that an action was authorized?#

Yes. Every grant is sealed into an append-only, hash-chained log. The record is tamper-evident and built for compliance, security review, and dispute resolution.

Is Keydris available now?#

Keydris is in invite-only private beta. Start here to see the flow.

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