Built for the agentic frontier.
Hardware-level security meets cloud-scale flexibility. Give your agents the memory they need without compromising privacy.
Why BitAtlas?
Traditional cloud storage wasn't built for the scale or security needs of autonomous agents. BitAtlas provides the missing infrastructure for persistent agentic intelligence.
Verifiable Integrity
Every byte stored is cryptographically signed, ensuring agents never execute corrupted or tampered code.
EU Infrastructure
Hosted on Hetzner in Germany. Your data stays in the EU, governed by EU law. No US CLOUD Act exposure.
Privacy Governance
Granular access controls define exactly which agent can see which data, and for how long.
Pay-per-request pricing.
No subscriptions. No accounts. No hidden fees. Just USDC on Base.
Storage for AI agents, answered
Where should an AI agent store files?
Not a plain desktop folder or a shared cloud drive — those expose everything the agent touches. Use a dedicated, encrypted, scoped vault. BitAtlas gives agents their own zero-knowledge storage over the Model Context Protocol, so files are encrypted before they ever leave the machine.
What is a secure MCP server?
An MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that gives an AI agent file access without exposing your data or your account. BitAtlas's MCP server uses scoped, revocable API keys and pre-derived keys, so an agent gets narrow access to a vault and never sees your password or the rest of your files.
Can the server read my files?
No. BitAtlas encrypts files in your browser with AES-256-GCM before upload. The server only ever stores ciphertext — it cannot read your file contents, and neither can anyone who compromises it.
How do I give an AI agent scoped file access?
Issue a scoped API key from your BitAtlas vault and connect the agent via MCP. The key grants access only to the vault you choose, is revocable at any time, and enforces permissions at the storage layer rather than trusting the prompt.