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FAQ

What is dexgate pass?

dexgate pass is a rules-first pre-execution gate for AI agent actions such as payments, offers, quotes, and refunds. Your AI sends the request to dexgate before it acts. dexgate decides every request your AI sends to it, using your rules, and a request that clears gets a dexgate pass for that exact action.

What answers can a request get?

Each request gets one of six answers. See Product.

What happens if the pass is used again?

The system that carries out the action uses the pass once. A repeat returns the original result instead of running again.

What is written down?

Issuance, redemption and execution are written to an audit log.

Can I buy it on this site?

No. dexgate pass is pre-release. There is no self-serve purchase yet. We're accepting our first founding partners, and those terms are set by written agreement. Become a founding partner.

How do I contact you?

Sales: sales@dexgate.ai. Or use Contact.

What sets dexgate pass apart

How is dexgate pass different from AI guardrails and prompt filters?

AI guardrails and prompt filters check text going into or out of the model. Your AI sends the request to dexgate before it acts. dexgate decides every request your AI sends to it, using your rules, and a request that clears gets a pass for that exact action.

How is dexgate pass different from approval or human-in-the-loop tools?

Approval and human-in-the-loop tools send an action to a person. dexgate decides every request your AI sends to it, using your rules. Action types you mark as needing approval are escalated for approval. Unclear cases are held for more evidence, escalated, or declined, as your rules set.

How is dexgate pass different from policy engines?

Policy engines express and evaluate rules. How the answer is enforced at the action, and what record is kept, depends on how it's wired in. dexgate decides every request sent to it, using your rules, before the action runs. A request that clears gets a single-use pass, and issuance, redemption and execution are written to an audit log.

Why not build it ourselves?

You can start with rules in your own code. The harder part is enforcing the answer at the action: binding each approval to one exact action, making sure it's used once, and keeping a record you can check. With dexgate pass, the system that carries out the action uses the pass once, and issuance, redemption and execution are written to an audit log. Patent pending.

See how dexgate pass fits next to other controls.