While other platforms focus on connectivity and routing, DAT provides the foundational identity and trust layer that makes autonomous agent interactions safe and verifiable.
They connect calls and route traffic, but don't verify who's on the other end
We verify who agents are and whether they can be trusted
Most AI agent platforms focus on how agents connect and communicate — routing traffic, managing protocols, and tracking API costs. These are essential infrastructure capabilities.
DAT focuses on something different: who agents are and whether they can be trusted. We provide decentralized identity, verifiable credentials, and dynamic trust scoring — the foundational layer that makes agent interactions accountable.
"The other platforms help your agents communicate. DAT helps you know who your agents really are."
See how DAT's identity-first approach differs from connectivity-focused platforms
| Capability | Agentgateway | TrueFoundry | Azure API Center | LiteLLM | DAT Platform |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Route agent traffic | Core focus | Core focus | Supported | Core focus | Not our focus |
| Track API costs | Limited | Supported | Supported | Core focus | Not our focus |
| Decentralized identity (DIDs) | Not supported | Not supported | Centralized only | Not supported | Core focus |
| Dynamic trust scoring | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Core focus |
| Verifiable credentials | Not supported | Not supported | Metadata only | Not supported | Core focus |
| Cross-platform identity | Not supported | Platform-locked | Azure-only | API keys only | Works anywhere |
| Behavioral reputation tracking | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Usage only | Core focus |
| Anti-farming & trust gaming protection | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Velocity caps, maturity, diversity |
| Regulatory compliance ready | Security only | Audit logs | Azure compliance | Limited | Built for AI Act |
| Zero-knowledge proof verification | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Privacy-preserving proofs |
| TEE attestation & secure enclaves | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Hardware-backed trust |
| Decentralized verification network | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Multi-node consensus |
| Escrow & bond management | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Stake & slash mechanics |
| On-chain reputation (ERC-8004) | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Ethereum bridge (live on Sepolia) |
| Public trust API (TaaS) | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | API key-authenticated trust queries |
| Omnichannel messaging (Telegram/Slack/Teams) | Not supported | Not supported | Teams only | Not supported | All 3 with streaming & HITL |
| Compound skill pipelines (20+) | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Deterministic data pipelines |
| Runtime skill builder (custom tools) | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | Not supported | JSON DSL + WASM sandbox |
| Agent marketplace & negotiation | Not supported | Not supported | Catalog only | Not supported | Discovery, pricing, negotiation |
| DLP & cognitive security | Not supported | Basic PII | Azure DLP | Not supported | PII redaction + prompt injection defense |
| SIEM webhook export | Not supported | Logs only | Azure Sentinel | Not supported | Ed25519 signed, 6 event categories |
Understand what each platform does well and how DAT complements them
Open-source data plane for agent connectivity using MCP and A2A protocols. Excellent for traffic routing, load balancing, and tool server security with 300x better memory utilization than alternatives.
How agents communicate — protocol routing, tool sandboxing, traffic governance
Who agents are — DIDs, trust scores, verifiable credentials, reputation
Enterprise-grade gateway for multi-agent systems with centralized MCP server registry, PAT/VAT token authentication, and stateful protocol handling. Strong control plane for observability and access management.
Access control — who can use which tools, token-based auth, session management
Trust assessment — should you trust this agent based on its history and reputation?
Centralized API and agent catalog with A2A registration, MCP server registry, and deep Azure/Entra integration. Enterprise compliance features and unified developer portal within the Microsoft ecosystem.
Azure ecosystem — Entra identity, platform governance, Microsoft integration
Platform-agnostic — DIDs work across Azure, AWS, GCP, and independent systems
Unified gateway for 100+ LLM providers with virtual keys, cost tracking, and budget management. Excellent for standardizing LLM API calls and tracking spend per project or user.
LLM abstraction — provider switching, cost tracking, virtual API keys
Agent identity — if a key is stolen, DAT can detect impersonation
DAT sits below the gateway layer, providing the identity foundation that gateways can use for trust decisions
AI Agents, Chatbots, Autonomous Systems
Agentgateway • TrueFoundry • Azure API Center • LiteLLM
DIDs • Trust Scores • Verifiable Credentials • ERC-8004 Bridge • TaaS API • 11 MCP Servers • 20 Compound Skills • Marketplace • Telegram/Slack/Teams
Cloud, Networks, Storage, Compute
Features that no other platform provides
DIDs are self-sovereign, cryptographically verifiable, and portable across any system — not controlled by any platform vendor.
Agents accumulate tamper-proof credentials proving certifications, compliance status, and third-party attestations.
Real-time trust with anti-farming: velocity caps, maturity gating, diversity weighting, glass floor penalties, and diminishing returns.
An agent's identity and reputation follows it across different AI platforms, organizations, and cloud providers.
Built for upcoming AI regulations like the EU AI Act with audit trails, accountability tracking, and disclosure support.
Designed to complement existing infrastructure — gateways can query DAT for identity verification before routing requests.
Agents can prove claims about their identity or capabilities without revealing sensitive underlying data — privacy-preserving verification at scale.
Hardware-backed trust through Trusted Execution Environments. Agents can prove their code runs in secure enclaves with cryptographic attestation.
Multi-node verification network (DVN) ensures no single point of failure. Agent claims are validated through distributed consensus across independent nodes.
Economic accountability through stake-and-slash mechanics. Agents post bonds that can be slashed for misbehavior — real financial consequences enforce trust.
Trust scores are bridged to Ethereum via ERC-8004 reputation registry — permanent, verifiable, on-chain reputation that any smart contract or dApp can query.
Public REST API for external platforms to query trust scores with API key authentication, rate limiting, and tiered quotas — a credit bureau for AI agents.
DAT provides the trust layer that makes your existing gateway investments more powerful. Start building with verifiable agent identity today.