Gateway allowlist request: Axis Ordo #1698
Operator: Axis Ordo — multi-tenant SaaS platform for AI agents, operated by Soft Dev Oy (Finland). https://platform.axis-ordo.com
Contact: @leonidkachuliak-eng · support@softdev.fi
Creator address: gonka12qnvu86dh3ts9t94l2cq3hyhtfh6ty6dsft9f6
Models: MiniMaxAI/MiniMax-M2.7, Kimi-K2.6, DeepSeek-V4-Flash-0731, GLM-5.2-FP8
Use case: We run a multi-tenant agent platform. Each tenant's agents call LLMs through our own provider gateway, which already integrates OpenAI, Anthropic, OpenRouter and xAI behind one OpenAI-compatible layer. We want to add Gonka as a first-class provider available to our tenants.
We are requesting a self-hosted devshard because our billing is per-run and per-tenant: every inference must be attributed to an individual tenant run and settled inside our own ledger, with cost of goods tracked per agent. Routing through a shared broker gives us one aggregate bill and no per-run attribution, which we cannot resell from.
We do not mine and do not run inference hardware. Escrow will be funded from a dedicated address used for nothing else.
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Hi @leonidkachuliak-eng
Allowlisting is an on-chain governance decision, so this registers intent but timing/inclusion aren't guaranteed. Before waiting on that: per-run attribution doesn't actually need a self-hosted gateway. You already attribute per-tenant for OpenAI, Anthropic, OpenRouter and xAI — all aggregate-billed too. It's done on your side by counting tokens per request, not by the provider. So Gonka works the same way through OpenBroker (https://github.com/gonka-ai/gonka/discussions/1363): OpenAI-compatible, no markup (1-to-1 with escrow cost), no governance wait — attribute per tenant in your own ledger and resell, live within minutes. Since this is a resale product: brokers that surface the network ("powered by Gonka") are an easier yes for hosts and help the ecosystem — just an observation, not a requirement. If you try it and something genuinely doesn't fit, say so here.