The new bitfence.ai, and where bitfence stands

Today we relaunched bitfence.ai. The old site was a single page; the new one adds a demo on the homepage that replays real assessments from the production API, an Integrate page with all three integration paths, an FAQ on how bitfence thinks about risk, and the full whitepaper.

Where the service stands. bitfence is live on Solana and Base at v0.6.1. Every assessment is a weighted composite across four live risk categories — contract authority, liquidity, holder distribution, trading — with circuit breakers that override the composite when critical flags fire. Scoring is maturity-aware through a curated trusted-token registry, and it practices evidence discipline: when a safety-critical check can’t run, the response says so in a named degraded object and the recommendation is capped at REQUIRE_HUMAN_APPROVAL. We tell you when we couldn’t check.

Payment is x402 USDC micropayments from $0.003 per query — no accounts, no API keys, no subscriptions. Agents reach bitfence over the HTTP API, the hosted MCP endpoint, or native Rig tools, and discover it on the x402 Bazaar, OKX Agent Tradekit, and ClawHub.

What’s next. An ElizaOS plugin and a Coinbase AgentKit ActionProvider are in development, moving bitfence from a tool the agent calls to always-on middleware. Behind those, two reserved risk categories are on the roadmap: cross-chain deployer reputation and ML behavioral analysis.

If you’re building an agent that moves money, put a risk layer in front of it: Integrate. Partners and questions: info@bitfence.ai.