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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Jun. 02, 2026
Filed:
Oct. 02, 2023
Okta, Inc., San Francisco, CA (US);
Karl Mcguinness, Oakland, CA (US);
Kamron Batmanghelich, Long Beach, CA (US);
Abstract
An identity provider (IdP) may receive an application programming interface (API) access policy that supports cross-application authorization between a first application and a second application associated with the IdP that may be configured to issue tokens on behalf of a user of the first application and second application. The IdP may then receive a request for a first token from the first application to obtain a second token where the request may be on behalf of a user. Based on receiving the request, the IdP may transmit the first token to the first application in accordance with the API access policy. Further, the IdP may exchange the first token provided by the first application for the second token which may be usable to access an API of the second application in accordance with the API access policy.