Sign in with TrustedRouter

TrustedRouter’s “Sign in with TrustedRouter” lets applications obtain user-approved, inference-only API keys without requiring users to share provider keys or giving apps access to billing controls, other keys, or workspace management. During an OAuth PKCE-protected authorization flow, users sign in, add credits if necessary, select or adjust a spending limit and expiry period, and can later revoke the delegated key; model usage is charged directly to the user’s TrustedRouter balance. New accounts begin with no credits and receive only the specifically approved inference key, while funding is incorporated into consent through Stripe payments, with options such as $5, $20, or $100 and a default of $20. TrustedRouter states that its control plane handles identity, billing, and key metadata but does not receive model prompt or output bodies, although applications themselves may still see user content and must maintain their own privacy policies. Official Python, TypeScript, and Swift SDKs provide tools for creating authorization requests, validating callbacks, and exchanging codes, with implementation examples for web, backend, native, and loopback flows.

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