WorldAuth Gate™

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01

Your business. Your rules.

When something requests access or tries to perform an action, WorldAuth Gate checks whether the required permission exists. There are three outcomes: allow it, ask for more before it proceeds, or stop it. An allowed action can still carry conditions your rules attach to it.

Outcome 1

Allow it

Permission is clear. The action continues without unnecessary friction. Your rules can attach conditions it must satisfy — a scope, a value ceiling or a time limit.

Outcome 2

Ask for more

Something needs confirming before it can proceed. A person, a stronger proof or additional permission is requested first.

Outcome 3

Stop it

The permission isn't there. Nothing happens — and the attempt is on the record.

In the protocol these are the only three decisions: ALLOW, STEP_UP and DENY. Limits and conditions are obligations carried by an ALLOW, not a separate outcome.

A Gate, deciding
Authorised supplier action · permission confirmedknown account · approved for orders up to
Allowed
AI assistant requests a booking on a customer's behalfpermission covers booking · not payment changes
Allowed, with limits
Spend request over the agreed limit requested · permitted — nothing moved
Stopped

02

Stop treating every request the same.

Authorised actions should not face unnecessary friction. Unauthorised actions should not receive unnecessary access. WorldAuth Gate helps distinguish between the two — instantly, consistently, and with a record you can stand behind.

The password proves who logged in. The Gate proves what they're allowed to do.