Zero-Key Encryption

Post-quantum confidentiality without key management.

CIFER encrypts data inside hardware-isolated TEE enclaves using ML-KEM-768, with integration paths for Web3 protocols, Web2 companies, AI agents, and encrypted workspaces.

Integrate CIFER Open SDK

CIFER BlackboxZero-key flow

Integration Paths

Start with an SDK call. Add settlement when the product is ready.

cifer.tsrest.jsonevm.sol

import { Cifer } from "@cifer/sdk";

const cifer = new Cifer({
  network: "base",
  mode: "zero-key"
});

const sealed = await cifer.encrypt({
  payload: customerRecord,
  policy: "post-quantum-ready"
});

await sealed.commit();

SDK

Use npm packages for fast product integration.

REST API

Enterprise-friendly Web2 integration without wallets or blockchain knowledge.

AI Skills

Encryption primitives designed for LLM-native workflows and autonomous agents.

Smart contracts

Direct EVM integration on Ethereum, Avalanche, and Base pathways.

Confidentiality Modes

One primitive, three product motions.

CIFER needs to feel usable by protocol teams, enterprises, and AI-native builders. The mode split makes that decision clean.

Web3

Wallet-verified encryption

Users authorize encryption and decryption with signatures. Commitments can settle on Base.

Best for dApps, RWA, payments

Web2

API-first confidentiality

Teams integrate with REST or npm, no wallet required, while keeping an upgrade path to on-chain commitments.

Best for SaaS and enterprise data

Agent

Encryption for autonomous workflows

AI agents can encrypt and commit data without exposing raw keys to the orchestration layer.

Best for LLM-native products

What CIFER Encrypts

Confidentiality for the product surfaces users actually touch.

Files

Encrypted storage

Protect documents, media, and sensitive records at rest.

Payments

Private transactions

Quantum-safe payment keys and private flow support.

Messages

Secure communication

End-to-end encrypted communication with forward-looking security.

Docs

Confidential documents

Policy-based document protection with zero-key architecture.

Web2 Mode

No wallet required. Same security posture.

Companies can integrate CIFER through standard APIs today, then add on-chain commitments later with minimal product disruption.

NIST standard

ML-KEM-768 is standardized in FIPS-203, not an experimental primitive.

Future-proof data

Reduce harvest-now-decrypt-later exposure for encrypted records.

No migration drama

TEE-managed transitions keep application code clean.

CIFER Hub

An encrypted workspace on top of the same primitive.

Vault, MiniChat messaging, notes, delegated access, and cloud integrations show CIFER as a product layer, not only infrastructure.

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