Identity and onboarding
Separate raw identity fields from model context and reserve approved verification flows for the destination that actually needs them.
Interdict gives fintech applications a runtime enforcement layer between application context and supported AI providers, so sensitive data, model access, responses, budgets, and audit outcomes are governed at one checkpoint.
Data can be well protected in source systems and still be assembled into prompts, tool arguments, retrieved context, or model responses. Interdict focuses on the runtime handoff where the application is about to send that context outside its own boundary.
Separate raw identity fields from model context and reserve approved verification flows for the destination that actually needs them.
Inspect customer and account context before it is assembled into support prompts or assistant requests.
Centralize provider, model, sensitive-data, and spend rules across workflows instead of duplicating them in each integration.
Detect supported structured values such as SSNs, dates of birth, emails, phone numbers, and payment-card patterns in the runtime path.
Keep sensitive identity data away from the model when policy sends it to an approved verification destination instead.
Apply application-level controls before supported provider credentials are used for the model call.
Record enforcement metadata and outcomes without placing the raw prompt or response into the audit record.
Evaluate a representative request path before deciding whether Interdict belongs in production.