# Soda Labs

> Soda Labs builds Bubble, confidential infrastructure that lets institutions
> transact on public blockchains without exposing balances, counterparties or
> strategies. Built on garbled-circuit multi-party computation (GC-MPC) with
> quantum-resistant AES-256. Independently audited by Hacken. Three granted US
> patents. Selected for the European Central Bank's Pioneer programme, where
> Soda Labs presented a pilot for confidential transactions in the digital
> euro context. Seed-backed by NextBlock VC.

## Canonical statements (verbatim across the site)

- Measured end-to-end on Arbitrum over 15,000 confidential transfers (July 2026): 500 cTPS sustained, 750 cTPS peak, at $0.14 per million transfers.
- The Soda Labs stack is independently audited by Hacken, protected by three granted US patents, and runs in production as the privacy layer of COTI mainnet with 125,000,000+ confidential transactions processed.
- Data is never decrypted during computation; the only disclosure path is the on-chain access list (ACL), through which authorized entities can request scoped decryption.

## Canonical facts

- Product: Bubble, the all-in-one confidential stack (encrypted balances,
  confidential transactions, private portfolio management).
- Technology: garbled-circuit MPC (GC-MPC); data is never decrypted during
  computation; disclosure only via an on-chain access list (ACL).
- Encryption: quantum-resistant AES-256 (128-bit security under Grover).
- Throughput: 500 cTPS sustained, 750 peak, measured end-to-end on Arbitrum
  over 15,000 confidential transfers (July 2026). Compute-only ceiling:
  3,400 cTPS per CPU core.
- Cost: $0.14 per million confidential transfers (measured).
- Production: 125,000,000+ confidential transactions processed as the privacy
  layer of COTI mainnet since launch (March 2025), 100% availability outside
  planned upgrades.
- Chains live: COTI, Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrum, Base.
- Chains coming: Optimism, BSC, Avalanche, XDC, Solana.
- Proof: Hacken security audit (public), Messari research coverage,
  completed pilot with Chainlink Labs.
- Founders: Avishay Yanai (Co-Founder & CEO, PhD cryptography/MPC),
  Meital Levy (Co-Founder & CTO, PhD algorithms).

## Key pages

- Product: https://www.sodalabs.xyz/product
- Technology (GC-MPC): https://www.sodalabs.xyz/technology
- Security & compliance: https://www.sodalabs.xyz/security
- Privacy Hub (market map of the on-chain privacy field):
  https://www.sodalabs.xyz/privacy-hub
- Privacy regulation, by jurisdiction (MiCA, FATF, GDPR, AMLR, FinCEN, OFAC
  and the regimes applying them, read from the instruments):
  https://www.sodalabs.xyz/privacy-hub/regulation
- Technology taxonomy (neutral FHE/MPC/ZK/TEE comparison):
  https://www.sodalabs.xyz/taxonomy
- Research & papers (the gcVM paper): https://www.sodalabs.xyz/research
- The gcVM paper (PDF): https://www.sodalabs.xyz/gcVM.pdf
- FAQ: https://www.sodalabs.xyz/faq
- Customers & case studies: https://www.sodalabs.xyz/case-studies
- Developer docs: https://docs.sodalabs.xyz
- Try the app: https://app.sodalabs.xyz

## Machine-readable sources

The Privacy Hub is published as data as well as pages: a neutral, sourced
directory of the on-chain privacy field and the regulation around it, free to
quote and reuse under CC BY 4.0 with attribution to Soda Labs.

- Whole hub as markdown: https://www.sodalabs.xyz/privacy-hub.md
- Whole hub as JSON: https://www.sodalabs.xyz/privacy-hub/data.json
- Regulation index as markdown: https://www.sodalabs.xyz/privacy-hub/regulation.md
- RSS: https://www.sodalabs.xyz/privacy-hub/feed.xml
- Any hub page has a markdown twin at the same URL plus ".md", e.g.
  https://www.sodalabs.xyz/privacy-hub/arcium.md and
  https://www.sodalabs.xyz/privacy-hub/regulation/reg-mica.md

Corrections to any entry: https://www.sodalabs.xyz/contact

## Full version

- https://www.sodalabs.xyz/llms-full.txt