Our Mission

The Trust Boundary for AI Agents

The AI agent holds no keys, no tokens, no data. It requests actions; a policy gateway approves, signs, tracks and can revoke them — so a compromised agent has nothing to leak. The agent asks. The boundary decides.

Every agent breach traces to the same root: the agent held the keys and the authority. We started WiKey to remove both from its reach — keys sealed in a post-quantum enclave, data tokenized before it ever reaches the agent, and recovery by cryptographic attestation, while a policy gateway vets every instruction, injects secrets server-side and can revoke any action in one click. Nothing to steal. Nothing to phish. Nothing to reset. Just protection — at any scale.

The Agent Holds the Keys — and the Authority

Autonomous agents now touch everything: internal systems, third-party SaaS and APIs, the open web, databases, funds and logins — and today they carry the keys, tokens and data to do it. That creates two failure modes. The key is stolen — a stored secret is extractable, and whoever holds it inherits the access. Or the agent is turned — phishing or prompt injection tricks it into leaking data or approving an action, no key theft needed. In the Salesloft Drift breach, stolen agent tokens were replayed to export data from hundreds of Salesforce orgs.

Keys Can Be Stolen

A stored secret is extractable — via prompt injection, exfiltration or a rogue dependency — and copied into backups too.

The Agent Can Be Turned

Phishing and prompt injection make an agent leak data or authorize an action without ever stealing the key.

Recovery Is The Soft Target

Help-desk and reset flows bypass even phishing-resistant MFA, and AI voice and video defeat the human check.

Each Rival Secures One Layer

Every security tool locks down a single layer and still hands the agent something worth stealing. Identity platforms (Okta, Microsoft Entra) own the login — but the token still sits with the agent. Secrets vaults (HashiCorp, CyberArk) guard the vault — then hand the secret to the agent. Skyflow de-identifies data, and nothing else. WiKey secures the whole agent — binding every layer to a keyless, per-action agent identity, so if the agent is breached there's nothing to take.

One Principle: Nothing Worth Stealing Lives in the Agent

The agent holds no keys, no tokens, no data. Keys stay in a post-quantum virtual HSM — never read, never copied, never backed up. Data and PII are tokenized before they reach the agent, so a phished agent leaks tokens, not records. Recovery runs on cryptographic attestation from trusted parties — no password, no help-desk reset. And a policy gateway sits in front of it all: keyless attested login, every instruction vetted, secrets injected server-side, egress and spend guarded, every action audited and revocable in one click. We present as a drop-in OIDC / OAuth identity provider, so existing platforms accept us at the door — no rip-and-replace.

Keys

Held in a post-quantum virtual HSM — never read, never copied, never backed up. No copy to steal or restore.

Data & PII

Tokenized before it reaches the agent. Detokenization happens server-side — a phished agent leaks tokens, not records.

Recovery

By cryptographic attestation from trusted parties who sign with their own keys — no password, no phone number, no help-desk reset.

3 Pilots, 3 Categories — All Live

Our flagship vertical — settlement at agent speed for seedless self-custody wallets and treasury — is already proving the platform in production across three independent categories.

Florida Family Office

Replacing Anchorage Digital custody — eliminating third-party counterparty risk while keeping institutional controls.

Spain-Based Fund

Replacing Safe (Gnosis) EVM multi-sig — adding compliance, recovery and cross-chain reach beyond EVM.

Game Studio

Securing autonomous in-game agents — AI NPCs hold and transact in-game assets with no per-agent key management.

Beta live · Production seedless wallets in use today · Browser + mobile

Operators Who've Done It Before

WiKey is built by a team with three prior exits across security and enterprise software: Ofir Paz (CEO, 2 exits incl. MSFT & NSPR, security background), Levi Schechter (VP R&D, ex-Amdocs, large-scale platforms), Dr. Sara Alon Paz (BD, 1 exit, enterprise sales) and Nico Tacminzis (PMO, program & delivery leadership). Meet the team →

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Nothing worth stealing ever lives inside the agent. Nothing to steal. Nothing to phish. Nothing to reset. Just protection — at any scale.

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