Wardin
Tamper-evident audit receipts for every LLM call
What it does
Wardin is the audit-grade evidence layer for AI. A policy-enforcing LLM gateway that signs every request into a tamper-evident, hash-chained receipt you can verify offline — with no trust in us. Enforce budgets and policy in the request path, meter spend, and produce Art-12-grade records — all on one signed receipt.
One gateway that enforces policy before a request reaches a provider, meters every dollar to a team, and signs a tamper-evident receipt of what happened — audit-grade evidence for AI, in the request path.
Every LLM call passes through one gateway that enforces policy before the provider is called, meters every dollar to a team, and signs a tamper-evident receipt of what happened. The audit-grade evidence layer for AI — one product, not five stitched together. Observability tools watch traffic after the fact. Guardrail services score risk but can't stop a request. FinOps platforms see the invoice, not the request. Developer-analytics tools count activity, not outcomes. Wardin is the audit-grade evidence layer for AI — it enforces, meters, and signs from inside the request path, so a policy violation never reaches a provider, every token has an owner before finance asks, and every call leaves…from wardin.ai
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