Origami Risk Authentication
Origami Risk authenticates API callers against a provisioned Origami account and client. Two token-request formats are documented against the same credential store (a discrete-field JSON login and an OAuth-shaped client_credentials request), the issued token is then presented on every call in a Token header, and an optional HMAC-SHA1 request-signing scheme is available for callers that need per-call signatures. There is no OpenID Connect discovery document, no authorization-server metadata and no scope surface — the OAuth format is a request shape, not a full OAuth 2.0 authorization server.
Origami Risk secures its APIs with apiKey, token-endpoint, and hmac across 6 declared security schemes, as derived from its OpenAPI definitions.
Security Schemes
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Authentication Profile
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