OpenAI-compatible model API
Provides one OpenAI-compatible API for access to hundreds of models.
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TrustedRouter
OpenAI-compatible API for hundreds of models with encrypted, confidential and ZDR routes.
Product brief
What TrustedRouter does.
One OpenAI-compatible API for hundreds of models on attested infrastructure, end to end encryption, with Confidential routes, ZDR routes, provider failover, BYOK, and no prompt or output logs.
Why we selected it
A technically substantive unified, OpenAI-compatible model API with attested infrastructure, encryption, zero-data-retention routes, BYOK, and provider failover.
- Best for
- Teams needing private multi-model access
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- Coding
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- First selected
- 2026-09-01
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What it can help with.
Only capabilities supported by the product information we collected are listed here.
Privacy-focused routes
Offers Confidential routes and zero-data-retention (ZDR) routes, with no prompt or output logs stated in the description.
Encrypted model access
States that requests use end-to-end encryption and attested infrastructure.
Provider failover and BYOK
Includes provider failover and bring-your-own-key (BYOK) support.
Best-fit use cases
Give an application a single OpenAI-compatible interface while using multiple models.
Route sensitive workloads through Confidential or zero-data-retention routes.
Configure model access with an organization's own provider keys.
Maintain model access through provider failover.
FAQ
Before you open it.
What is TrustedRouter?
TrustedRouter is a model-access layer that provides one OpenAI-compatible API for hundreds of models.
Does TrustedRouter support privacy-focused routing?
Yes. Its description lists Confidential routes, zero-data-retention routes, end-to-end encryption, and no prompt or output logs.
What does BYOK mean in TrustedRouter's offering?
TrustedRouter lists BYOK, or bring your own key, as a supported capability.
Can TrustedRouter handle provider failover?
Yes. Provider failover is explicitly listed in its description.