The self-hosted model ensures complete data ownership with zero egress, which is essential for strict compliance requirements.
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The platform runs entirely on your own infrastructure which is a significant advantage for data sovereignty. With zero data egress and sub-millisecond edge verification, the solution appears robust for enterprise needs. The ability to scale to millions of identities without per-user fees makes it an attractive option for organizations looking to replace traditional identity providers. The open and auditable nature of the Rust core also provides transparency that many black-box competitors lack.
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About AuthForge
AuthForge is a self-hosted identity and access management platform that runs entirely on the user's own infrastructure. It provides authentication and authorization features including Argon2id password hashing, Ed25519-signed sessions, and edge-based token verification using a WebAssembly sidecar. The platform is designed to replace hosted identity providers such as Auth0 and Clerk, with pricing based on infrastructure rather than per-active-user fees. It supports multi-tenant hierarchies spanning users, organizations, departments, and teams, and can be deployed via a setup wizard, on the Ratel hosting platform, or through an SDK and APIs for developers.
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