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Keycard is identity and access for autonomous agents — issues agents their own credentials, applies policy to what each agent may touch, and audits it like an employee's badge.

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What it does

  • 01Agent identity and credentials
  • 02Policy-based access control
  • 03Delegation between agents
  • 04Audit trail per agent
  • 05OAuth-aware
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Who it's for

Teams deploying agents that hold credentials — the 'who is this agent and what may it do' control plane.

PRICING

Pricing

Usage-based (verify). List prices as checked against the vendor's pricing page on 2026-09-25; plans change often, so confirm before deciding.

caveat · before you adopt

Early-stage category — agent-identity standards are still pre-consensus, so plan for migration as specs settle.

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FAQ

Frequently asked

What is Keycard?

Keycard is identity and access for autonomous agents — issues agents their own credentials, applies policy to what each agent may touch, and audits it like an employee's badge.

Who is Keycard for?

Teams deploying agents that hold credentials — the 'who is this agent and what may it do' control plane.

How much does Keycard cost?

Usage-based (verify). List prices as checked against the vendor's pricing page on 2026-09-25; plans change often, so confirm before deciding.

Does Keycard run locally or in the cloud?

Keycard runs in the vendor's cloud. Its interfaces are an API or protocol.

What are alternatives to Keycard?

Other agent service entries in the catalog: AgentMail, x402, Agent Payments Protocol, Skyfire, Payman, Nevermined, AgentCard, Arcade, Scalekit, Composio, E2B, Browserbase, Exa, Mem0. Different categories solve the same problem differently — see the Agent services category page for tradeoffs.

What should I know before adopting Keycard?

Early-stage category — agent-identity standards are still pre-consensus, so plan for migration as specs settle.