BitsLab (Singapore)

BitsLab (Singapore) is a Singapore-based technology company operating at the intersection of artificial intelligence and blockchain security. According to its official website, the company positions itself around "AI Security for Agentic Economy," offering next-generation AI infrastructure designed to protect digital assets and autonomous agents in an environment where AI-driven transactions are becoming more common. Its public identity combines two main thrusts: a security-focused infrastructure stack for wallets and agents, and an AI-powered smart-contract auditing product marketed as BitslabAI. The infrastructure side of the business is organized around three pillars. The first is "Keyless Infrastructure," which eliminates the traditional single private-key model. It uses post-quantum cryptography to defend against future quantum attacks, threshold signature (TSS) schemes that split a private key into multiple shards requiring a set number of cooperating shards to authorize a transaction, and optional social-login authentication as an extra layer. The second pillar is "Self-Custody," where users retain full control of their assets without trusting third parties. This includes a Trusted Execution Environment (TEE) for critical remote operations, secure local execution of sensitive on-device tasks in an isolated offline environment, and passkey integration using the device's built-in security module. The third pillar is "Sandboxed Control," providing fine-grained governance to prevent malicious activity through token-based agent control, a policy engine that enforces real-time rules to detect and block malicious contracts or suspicious behavior, and disaster recovery in which the server backs up encrypted data but never has access to private-key shards. The company's flagship product, BitslabAI, is described as the first POC-verified AI scanner. It uses large language models to understand smart-contract logic and combines advanced fuzzing with automated exploit validation to find, prove, and fix real security risks before they are abused. The website advertises a false-positive rate of under 5% via validation and reproducible proof-of-concept validation for exploits. BitsLab is headquartered in Singapore and appears to serve a global web3 and AI-security market. It is a private company; no parent company, ownership structure, founding year, or executive team is disclosed in the available evidence. Its public-facing brand is built around the convergence of AI agents, self-custody wallets, and proactive smart-contract security.

BitsLab (Singapore) is a Singapore-based company whose public presence is centered on its official website, bitslab.xyz, and a Wikidata entry identifying it as a company in Singapore. The available evidence does not disclose a founding date, founders, funding history, or corporate ownership, so its early history cannot be reconstructed from the supplied sources. What the evidence does establish is the company's current product and technology direction. BitsLab presents itself under the banner "Next-Gen AI Infrastructure" and "AI Security for Agentic Economy," indicating that its strategy is built around the rise of autonomous AI agents that transact and interact with blockchain systems. Its infrastructure offering is organized into three named pillars. "Keyless Infrastructure" removes the traditional single private-key model through post-quantum cryptography, threshold signature (TSS) sharding, and optional social-login authentication. "Self-Custody" keeps users in full control of assets without trusting third parties, using a Trusted Execution Environment (TEE) for critical remote operations, secure local execution for sensitive on-device tasks, and passkey integration. "Sandboxed Control" adds fine-grained governance through token-based agent control, a real-time policy engine, and disaster recovery that backs up encrypted data without ever accessing private-key shards. The company's flagship product is BitslabAI, marketed as the first POC-verified AI scanner. It applies large language models to understand smart-contract logic and combines advanced fuzzing with automated exploit validation to find, prove, and fix security risks before they are exploited. The website claims a false-positive rate below 5% through validation and reproducible proof-of-concept validation for exploits. Because the evidence is limited to the company's own website and a minimal Wikidata record, the dossier cannot include dated milestones, leadership names, or financial details. BitsLab should be understood as an early-stage or privately held AI-security venture headquartered in Singapore, targeting a global web3 and AI-agent market.

AI security for the agentic economy: keyless, self-custody infrastructure plus POC-verified smart-contract scanning.

• Keyless Infrastructure

  Wallet infrastructure that eliminates the traditional single private-key model using post-quantum cryptography, threshold signature (TSS) sharding, and optional social-login authentication.

• Self-Custody

  Self-custody stack where users retain full control of assets without trusting third parties, using TEE for critical remote operations, secure local execution, and passkey integration.

• Sandboxed Control

  Fine-grained governance to prevent malicious activity via token-based agent control, a real-time policy engine, and disaster recovery that never accesses private-key shards.

• BitslabAI

  The first POC-verified AI scanner: uses large language models to understand smart-contract logic and combines advanced fuzzing with automated exploit validation to find, prove, and fix real security risks.

1. 1BitsLab - AI Security for Agentic Economybitslab.xyz
2. 2BitsLab (Singapore) - Wikidatawikidata.org