Four kinds of firm that should not buy Bitting.

Each one gets more from another tool, or from no tool at all.

No audit or inspection question open

start on Infisical's free tier of 5 identities

After a staff password manager or a customer login system

Bitting is neither

Certificates issued or database and server sessions brokered

Infisical sells both; Bitting does neither

Everything inside your own network

our models and register run only in Stockholm

Unsure? Ask us

Your auditor asked for the key register, and your scanner answered with a thousand rows.

Bitting starts with CTOs, heads of platform and CISOs at Lithuania's e-money and payment institutions, 119 licensed at the end of 2024, then EU payment firms under DORA.

Scanner findings nobody has sorted by holderthe register starts there
A processor key nobody dares rotateits holder map is missing
Coding agents reading .env filesthe boundary keeps keys from them

Send your repository count

First read for the example firm: 70 repositories, CI logs, Slack; 1,140 findings; 47 still working; 19 held by production services; 1 opens the card processor. — The first read for a firm like the example: 70 repositories, 1,140 findings, 47 still working, 19 held by production services, 1 opening the card processor.

The example firm: 70 repositories, two years of CI logs, one Slack.

Its first read turns 1,140 findings into 286 distinct keys: 47 still working, 19 held by production services, one that opens the card processor.

No plan buys an exception to these.

What Bitting refuses, whoever asks.

Rotate a key nobody approved
the plan freezes by its hash at signing
Switch off a key still used
every running copy restarts first
Hand a key to an agent
not even the test API's
Approve on a timeout
a plan waits however long it takes
Keep logs outside the EU
ours stay in Stockholm; a stream to your SIEM is your copy
Touch your customers' card data
Luhn-valid digit runs are deleted in your network

The strongest case against us

A model near the card processor's key is one more thing that can be breached.

IBM's 2025 breach study: of the organizations whose AI models or apps were breached, 97% lacked proper AI access controls.

That is why the model never gets the key.

Before any line leaves your network, the agent swaps each secret value for a label and a fingerprint, and deletes anything shaped like a card number.

What it seesmasked text: where found, what kind, where injected
What it never seesthe key's value, or card data
Where it runscloud GPUs in Stockholm, with no outside model provider
How it actsonly through a plan your approvers signed

What the model reads

What the model gets for one finding: where found, the kind of key, the four services it is injected into; the key stays in your systems; every look logged. — What the model is given for one finding: where it was found, the kind of key, the four services it is injected into. The key itself stays in your systems.