twogate
Twogate is an informal term used in multiple domains to denote systems or processes that implement two sequential gates to control entry, progression, or validation. It is not a single standardized concept, but an umbrella label for dual-gate mechanisms encountered in technology, hardware design, and organizational governance. The term emphasizes the idea that passage requires satisfying two separate conditions or checkpoints, which can be either logical, physical, or procedural.
In information technology and security, twogate concepts appear in dual-authentication schemes (two-factor authentication) and dual-check access
In governance, research funding, and content moderation, twogate models refer to two separate decision points or
The phrase derives from gatekeeping terminology and is used descriptively rather than as a formal label. Different
Because usage is varied, readers should consult domain-specific sources when encountering the term.