Scoped tokens
Access is designed around explicit operator, player, session, and capability boundaries.
Security
Scoped tokens, signed callbacks, and audit trails
Bazzium uses strict request boundaries to keep operator integrations predictable and supportable.
The platform favors scoped access, signed communication, clear validation, and auditability across critical gameplay and wallet paths.
Security Model
Controls around access, callbacks, and auditability
Security content is framed for operator due diligence: what is scoped, what is signed, what is validated, and what can be reviewed later.
Signed callbacks
Wallet-facing communication uses signatures and validation to reduce spoofing and replay risk.
Audit-ready operations
Critical flows produce traceable events for support, reconciliation, and incident review.
Security due diligence checklist
- Review token scope, expiration, and session-binding expectations.
- Confirm callback signing and request validation requirements.
- Validate handling for replay, duplicate, and malformed requests.
- Agree on audit retention and operational access to traces.