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Cedarling provides two main interfaces for performing authorization checks: **Token-Based Authorization** and **Unsigned Authorization**. Both methods involve evaluating access requests based on various factors, including principals (entities), actions, resources, and context. The difference lies in how the Principals are provided.

- [**Token-Based Authorization**](#token-based-authorization) is the standard method where principals are extracted from JSON Web Tokens (JWTs), typically used in scenarios where you have existing user authentication and authorization data encapsulated in tokens.
- [**Unsigned Authorization**](#unsigned-authorization) allows you to pass principals directly, bypassing tokens entirely. This is useful when you need to authorize based on internal application data, or when tokens are not available.
- [**Unsigned Authorization**](#custom-principal-authorization-unsigned) allows you to pass principals directly, bypassing tokens entirely. This is useful when you need to authorize based on internal application data, or when tokens are not available.


#### Token-Based Authorization
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## See Also

- [Cedarling TBAC quickstart](../cedarling-quick-start.md#implement-tbac-using-cedarling)
- [Cedarling TBAC quickstart](../cedarling-quick-start.md#implement-rbac-using-signed-tokens-tbac)

- [Cedarling Unsigned quickstart](../cedarling-quick-start.md#step-1-create-the-cedar-policy-and-schema)