Trevo ActionGate

Introduction

Creating and managing blockchain transactions typically involves complexities related to cryptography, transaction construction, and secure key management. Trevo ActionGate simplifies these processes by providing an intuitive REST API for transaction creation and secure handling of private keys, significantly streamlining blockchain integration for fintech services.

How It Works

Trevo ActionGate is a lightweight, secure microservice deployed on fintech company servers. It does not rely on databases, minimizing complexity and maintenance overhead.

Upon initialization, ActionGate securely imports private keys of AppAgent administrators via a JSON file. This file can be safely managed through standard DevOps best practices for secure storage and key management. These keys are exclusively utilized for signing blockchain transactions, ensuring high security and isolation.

Applications interacting with ActionGate call the REST API, providing necessary transaction details such as AppAgent ID, Token ID, recipient blockchain address, and AppAgent Admin identifier. ActionGate constructs, signs, and submits the transaction directly to the blockchain network. The requesting application receives a transaction hash, which can later be used to verify transaction status via Trevo DataGate.

Key Benefits

• Simplified Blockchain Integration: Developers are abstracted away from the intricate details of blockchain transaction construction and cryptographic signing, significantly reducing development time and complexity.

• Enhanced Security: Separating key management from application logic greatly improves security, safeguarding private keys from unauthorized access and potential vulnerabilities within primary business applications.

• Lightweight Deployment: Minimal dependencies and resource-efficient design enable easy integration and maintenance within existing fintech infrastructures.

Open-Source Availability

Trevo ActionGate will be available as an open-source project distributed via GitHub, ensuring transparency, community collaboration, and ongoing improvement.