Using Developer Tenants with Basis Theory

Basis Theory Tenants are free, flexible containers that logically and securely isolate token data, applications, reactors, and related configurations within a single organization. Organizations can create as many Tenants as needed to support separate development lifecycle environments such as development, QA, UAT, staging, and production, while maintaining distinct integrations and datasets. Tenants can also divide data among business units that require restricted access without creating separate Basis Theory organizations, or segment data by individual customers in platform-based businesses. By assigning customer-specific Application Keys within separate Tenants, companies can allow customers to use Basis Theory capabilities such as Reactors and Proxy while ensuring they cannot access other customers’ tokens or data.

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