BitSafe

On July 28, 2026 BitSafe opened the public beta of Decentralization Manager, an open-source framework for decentralizing applications on Canton, backed by a Canton Foundation grant of more than 1 million dollars (8.5 million CC) and audited by Quantstamp; Palladium Labs became the first adopter and CBTC attestors including Nethermind, DSRV and Finoa have joined.

BitSafe's CBTC was the first non-native asset on Canton and spreads custody across independent operators with FROST threshold signatures; it has passed 10 million transactions, and attestor nodes share Canton network fees proportionally. Minting and burning cost 5 basis points, transfers and locking 3, and institutional onboarding typically takes 24 to 48 hours. Canton's privacy model shows a transaction only to the counterparties that need it, with no public mempool and no front-running.

BitSafe plans to make the decentralized application layer the default base on Canton, broaden vault and yield products, and bring more stablecoin and RWA issuers live under the same threshold governance.

Aki Balogh — Co-founder & CEO; assembled the team in 2021 and led the rebrand from DLC.Link to BitSafe, pivoting to institutional assets and infrastructure on Canton Network.

Jesse Eisenberg — Co-founder & CTO; owns the technical architecture of BTC-backed assets such as CBTC and the open-source Decentralization Manager tooling.