OpenMatter Network Adds Secure AI and Data Collaboration Features

Sep 2, 2026
OpenMatter Network expanded its platform with MatterSDK, MatterVault, and Model Router for secure application development, model access management, and data collaboration.

Less than three months after its commercial platform launch, OpenMatter Network announced new capabilities for secure application development, AI model management, privacy preserving machine learning, and data collaboration. The company said the additions are available now as part of its commercial platform.

The update adds MatterSDK, a client layer that gives developers access to MatterChain capabilities for building applications in the OpenMatter environment. MatterSDK includes MatterVault, which uses threshold cryptography to protect API keys, credentials, and other secrets by distributing key shares across multiple parties.

OpenMatter also added Model Router, a single gateway for managing access to AI models from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and local endpoints. Organizations can set routing rules, change models without redeploying applications, rotate provider credentials from a central location, and view how different models are used.

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