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Policies

MCP Gateway policies overview

MCP Gateway policies secure client access, authorize requests, control exposed capabilities, and protect upstream MCP servers. See How the MCP Gateway works for the request flow.

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Inbound Policies

MCP Amazon Cognito OAuth
MCP Auth0 OAuth
MCP Capability Filter
MCP Clerk OAuth
MCP Google OAuth
MCP Keycloak OAuth
MCP Logto OAuth
MCP Microsoft Entra OAuth
MCP OAuth
MCP Okta OAuth
MCP OneLogin OAuth
MCP Ping OAuth
MCP Token Exchange
MCP WorkOS OAuth

Outbound Policies

Add-On
Prompt Injection Detection
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Last modified on August 28, 2026
Compatibility datesGeneric OAuth