Station70
Concord, US · Founded 2023 · 21 employees on LinkedIn · 6 known investors
Station70 builds institutional-grade security products for enterprise asset protection, including private key backup and recovery (Bunker) and secrets management (Gatekeeper). The company serves enterprises that depend on critical assets like keys, identities, and access controls, using zero-knowledge cryptography and hardware security modules.
Also known as Station70
Founders & leadership
Station70 was founded in 2023 by Adam Healy, Adam Everspaugh, and Dr Adam Everspaugh.
Investors · 6
Company profile
researched Aug 2026Station70 develops institutional-grade security products aimed at protecting enterprise assets that it describes as irreplaceable: cryptographic keys, identities and access. Its product line includes Bunker, a private key backup and recovery service, and Gatekeeper, which provides identity and agent access control together with a secrets vault. The company states that its security standard was established protecting digital assets and is now applied more broadly across enterprise use cases.
Bunker is built so that Station70 cannot access customer private keys: backups are encrypted by wallet providers before reaching Station70, and decryption keys are split between customer-controlled hardware and Station70 hardware security modules. Recovery is customer-controlled and requires a quorum held only by the customer's team, using customer-managed hardware keys that hold the cryptographic material for decryption and Yubikeys as the operator authentication factor. Bunker has direct API integrations with Fireblocks, Fordefi and Utila, and supports institutional MPC-based wallets.
Gatekeeper's secrets vault stores API keys, tokens and other credentials encrypted at rest and releases them only under policy at the moment of use. Human and agent requests authenticate through a gateway, and the required secret is injected into the session with scoped, time-bound permissions so that long-lived credentials are not exposed to agents or written into plaintext configuration. Every retrieval is logged to produce an audit trail.
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Market position
Positions itself as a provider of institutional-grade key protection and secrets management, citing experience protecting digital assets as the basis for extending the same standard to broader enterprise security needs.
Emphasizes an architecture in which the vendor cannot decrypt or access customer keys on its own, with decryption keys split between customer hardware and Station70 HSMs and recovery gated by a customer-held quorum. Compliance posture includes SOC 2 Type 2, annual penetration tests, and independent cryptography audits, with reports made available through a trust center at trust.station70.com.
Technology
The products are based on zero-knowledge cryptography, key splitting between customer hardware and Station70-operated hardware security modules, and quorum enforcement for recovery operations. Hardware-based authentication (Yubikeys) is used to verify operator presence and authorize each step of a recovery quorum. The underlying cryptography libraries are independently audited by Trail of Bits, and the platform also undergoes annual independent penetration testing and cryptography audits. Gatekeeper applies policy-based, just-in-time secret release with scoped, time-bound permissions and full retrieval logging.
Go-to-market
Enterprises that depend on cryptographic keys, identities and access controls, including institutions holding digital assets that use institutional MPC-based wallets such as Fireblocks, Fordefi and Utila.
Geography
Headquartered in Concord, United States.
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Key figures
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Competitors · 5
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Frequently asked questions
- What does Station70 do?
- Station70 builds enterprise security products for protecting private keys, identities and access, including Bunker and Gatekeeper.
- Who founded Station70?
- Station70 was founded by Adam Healy, Adam Everspaugh, Dr Adam Everspaugh in 2023.
- Who are Station70's investors?
- Station70's investors include A100X Ventures, Castle Island Ventures, Metalayer, SCB 10X, Notation Capital, Semantic Ventures.
- Where is Station70 headquartered?
- Station70 is headquartered in Concord, US.





