Describe the Basis Theory Proxy
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Basis Theory Proxy enables applications to send sensitive tokenized data to third-party HTTP endpoints without exposing plaintext values within their own systems. Acting as a standard HTTP proxy, it receives requests, detokenizes token identifiers into their underlying values, forwards the completed request to a specified destination, and returns the destination’s response unchanged. It supports both individual values, such as Social Security and driver’s license numbers, and complex tokenized objects such as payment cards, while JSON Path-based transformations allow developers to extract, rearrange, or reformat token fields to meet external API requirements. Integrating the Proxy generally requires only replacing raw request values with token identifiers and adding destination and API-key headers, allowing existing HTTP workflows to remain largely unchanged while reducing sensitive-data exposure and supporting compliance efforts.
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