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AlphaBitCore

Governed runtime and audit trails for enterprise AI agents

Raised to date

$2.5M

of $2.5M offered across 1 Form D filing

Still open
$1
Investors
2
Last filed
Apr 9, 2026

About

AlphaBitCore is a Chicago-based enterprise AI infrastructure company that builds an "AI control plane" for regulated enterprises. Its platform places models, agents, tools, skills and workflows under a single governed runtime with policy enforcement at execution time, sealed execution records and replayable audit trails. It also ships a Model Context Protocol (MCP) Federated Access Platform, a unified control layer that lets AI agents and people act across existing enterprise systems with identity, permissions and traceability intact. The company was founded in 2025 by James Rhodes (previously CTO and Direct platform president at Morningstar, and a Master Inventor at IBM Research) and George Kang, and raised a $2.5M seed round backed by Hyde Park Venture Partners.

Enforcement, supervision and audit live inside the execution layer rather than being bolted on afterwards: a gateway architecture creates one enforcement point at roughly 2.7ms overhead, and compliance teams verify AI actions through deterministic replay of sealed execution records instead of interpreting logs.

Funding

  • EquityFiled Apr 9, 2026Form D
    $2.5M/ $2.5M

Product

AlphaBitCore Control Plane

Enterprise AI governance platform

A governance layer that sits over an enterprise's existing AI stack, unifying models, agents, tools and MCP servers under one governed runtime with runtime policy enforcement and provable, replayable execution records.

  • Unified runtime across models, agents, tools and MCP servers
  • Runtime policy enforcement with scope and authority controls
  • Sealed, replayable execution records for provable audit

Built for

Regulated enterprises and financial firms - banks, insurers, custodians, asset managers, wealth platforms, RIAs and quant firms - specifically their CIOs and Chief AI Officers

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