Inabit

What is inabit?

inabit is a cutting‑edge crypto infrastructure and self‑custody platform built for individuals, businesses, and enterprise Web3 teams. It offers military‑grade wallet security via Trusted Execution Environments (TEEs), multi‑chain support, and seamless crypto-to-fiat conversions. Integrated API access and an intuitive dashboard make inabit a one-stop management solution for digital assets across different networks and currencies :contentReference[oaicite:3]{index=3}.

Key Features of inabit

• Trusted Self-Custody (TEE): Private keys are generated and stored inside hardware TEEs (Google Cloud Confidential Space, AMD SEV), ensuring keys never leave secure memory—even during use :contentReference[oaicite:4]{index=4}.
• Multi‑Chain & Multi‑Currency: Supports managing assets across 50+ blockchains and major tokens, with unified conversion and payment flows :contentReference[oaicite:5]{index=5}.
• Crypto‑Fiat Integration: Built-in infrastructure for swaps, on/off ramps, and payments—bridging crypto and traditional money seamlessly :contentReference[oaicite:6]{index=6}.
• Enterprise‑Grade API & Dashboard: Role-based access, transaction approvals, governance tools, and real-time reporting—designed for Web3 finance teams :contentReference[oaicite:7]{index=7}.
• Cryptoworth Partnership: Enables data sync to Cryptoworth for automated bookkeeping, cost-basis tracking, and audit-ready ledger entries :contentReference[oaicite:8]{index=8}.

Use Cases for inabit

1. Self‑Custody Empowerment: Individuals and founders can control private keys with enterprise-grade security.
2. Web3 Finance Teams: Integrate inabit into treasury workflows to manage multi‑chain assets and automate approvals.
3. Payment Service Providers & PSPs: Use APIs to offer crypto payment rails with built-in custody controls.
4. Exchanges & OTC Desks: Scale secure asset custody, on/off ramps, and settlement infrastructure.
5. Integrated Accounting: Sync data with Cryptoworth for cost-basis, reconciliation, and audit readiness across wallets :contentReference[oaicite:9]{index=9}.

Security Highlights & Architecture

inabit leverages hardware-based TEEs via Google Cloud Confidential Space and AMD SEV to ensure private keys remain inaccessible—even to inabit staff. The integration with Google Cloud was built in response to high-profile hacks, adding a layer of cryptographic protection during both storage and execution :contentReference[oaicite:10]{index=10}. Its multi-tiered access controls and governance features make it suitable for institution-grade operational frameworks.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How does inabit's TEE‑based self‑custody support accounting workflows?

inabit’s Trusted Execution Environments protect private keys at hardware level while enabling secure, approved transactions. With integration to Cryptoworth’s accounting platform, transaction metadata—such as wallet, timestamp, token, and approval status—is synchronized automatically into journal entries and audit logs.

2. Can Cryptoworth calculate cost basis for multiple inabit wallets?

Yes. inabit supports multiple addresses per organization and syncs comprehensive transaction and conversion data. Cryptoworth uses this to calculate per-wallet and consolidated cost basis and generate Weighted Average Cost (WAC) valuations. Try our Crypto Cost‑Basis Calculator to streamline valuation accuracy.

3. What audit data is available from inabit?

inabit provides detailed logs including private-key operation approvals, execution timestamps, blockchain transaction details, and fiat conversion metadata. When integrated with Cryptoworth, this data becomes structured journal entries, supporting internal controls, compliance, and audit preparation.