When was DigitalBits founded?

DigitalBits was founded in 2018.

Where is DigitalBits located?

DigitalBits is headquartered in Palo Alto, United States.

Who is the current CEO of DigitalBits?

Al Burgio of DigitalBits. They have also founded 1 company.

How many employees does DigitalBits have?

As of Sep 30, 2026, the latest employee count at DigitalBits is 5.

Where does DigitalBits rank among its competitors?

DigitalBits ranks 96th amongst 405 active competitors, of which 93 are funded. It stands 11th in terms of total funding among its competitors. The most recent competitor to raise funding was KAST, which secured $80M in Mar, 2026.

Who are the top competitors of DigitalBits?

DigitalBits' top competitors include Circle, Blockstream and KAST. Among them, KAST secured the most recent funding round in March, 2026.

DigitalBits - 2026 Company Profile, Team, Funding & Competitors

Company Details

DigitalBits is a sidechain-network for financial service. It is a fork of Stellar blockchain protocol. It is based on multi-hop technology and FBA consensus. It provides a protocol layer for digital asset management, trade, and exchange. It provides a decentralized exchange platform, marketplace, KYC/AML tools, token name certification, etc.

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Founded Year

2018

Location

Palo Alto, United States

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Funding Raised

Investors

Alpha Sigma Capital & 3 more

Ranked

96^th among 405 active competitors

Employee Count

5 as on Sep 30, 2026

Similar Companies

Circle & 644 more

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DigitalBits is a funded company. DigitalBits has 4 institutional investors.

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The founders of DigitalBits is Al Burgio.

Here are the details of DigitalBits' key team members:

Al Burgio: Founder & CEO of DigitalBits and founder of 4 other companies, including XDB Chain, Console Connect and Console Network.

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DigitalBits' employee count trend

DigitalBits has 5 employees as of Sep 26. Here is DigitalBits's employee count trend over the years:

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Top competitors of DigitalBits include Circle, Blockstream and KAST. Here is the list of Top 10 competitors of DigitalBits, ranked by Tracxn score:

Rank	Company Details	Short Description	Total Funding	Investors	Tracxn Score
1st	Circle 2013, Boston (United States), Public	Cross-border payment solution for businesses focusing on cryptocurrency	$1.51B	Fidelity Investments, Marshall Wace & 56 others	88/100
2nd	Blockstream 2014, Montreal (Canada), Series C	Developer of cryptocurrency infrastructure software and open source hardware wallets	$651M	Baillie Gifford, Real Ventures & 46 others	76/100
3rd	KAST 2024, Mutsamudu (Comoros), Series A	App-based platform offering stablecoins	$90M	QED Investors, Left Lane Capital & 3 others	76/100
4th	Terra 2018, Singapore (Singapore), Series B	Blockchain network for payments	$125M	Huobi, Binance Labs & 42 others	75/100
5th	Celo 2011, San Francisco (United States), Acquired	Blockchain-based stable coins for social payments and money transfers	$65M	Andreessen Horowitz, Polychain & 52 others	69/100
6th	MakerDAO 2014, San Francisco (United States), Series A	Stable coin based on Ethereum blockchain	$63M	Andreessen Horowitz, 2020 Ventures & 26 others	69/100
7th	Orbs 2017, Tel Aviv (Israel), Series A	Developer of decentralized protocols providing execution services for trading platforms	$15.4M	VestChain Capital, Outlier Ventures & 3 others	65/100
8th	Gnosis 2015, Gibraltar (Gibraltar), Seed	Crypto-based financial service provider	$500K	Bixin Ventures, NGC Ventures & 12 others	64/100
9th	Lightning Labs 2016, San Francisco (United States), Series B	Developer of infrastructure software for the bitcoin lightning payment network	$82.5M	Craft Ventures, Digital Currency Group & 29 others	60/100
10th	StableCorp 2019, Toronto (Canada), Series A	Decentralized stable coin used for enabling B2B payments	$8.51M	FTP Ventures, Circle Venture Capital & 11 others	60/100
96th	DigitalBits 2018, Palo Alto (United States), Funding Raised	Sidechain-network for financial service	-	Alpha Sigma Capital, GDA Investments & 2 others	32/100