Keycard delivers a platform that assigns task-based permissions to AI agents, enforces policy in real time, and logs all activity to give enterprises confidence when deploying autonomous, agentic applications. The system integrates with existing identity infrastructure and supplies contextual guardrails so agents can only perform approved actions. The company also contributes to emerging standards such as Model Context Protocol (MCP), WIMSE and OAuth extensions for agents, and offers the first production implementation supporting OAuth 2.1 Client ID Metadata Documents in MCP. Co-founded by Ian Livingstone, Matthew Creager and Jared Hanson in San Francisco, Keycard aims to accelerate the shift from human-driven workflows to secure, machine-driven operations. With the $38 million it has raised, Keycard plans to advance its core platform and expand its R&D team. No user, revenue, or other operating metrics have been disclosed in the article.

Total raised

$38M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Seed

Latest activity

Oct 2025