Spintly Wireless Access Control

Spintly is a mobile access control provider headquartered in Goa, India, according to press coverage, with a US site listing an office in Milpitas, California. It sells wireless, cloud-based access control for offices, technology parks, coworking spaces and residential buildings, using a proprietary BLE mesh architecture that reduces cabling cost. In February 2026 it raised a US$8 million Series A led by Accel.

The platform, named OptiSpaces, combines access control, time and attendance, tenant management, visitor management and video management. Readers such as KREO, ZEON QR and UNO work with phone credentials (NFC, wallet, BLE) and connect to legacy systems through Wiegand and OSDP. Web APIs and mobile SDKs allow white-label use.

• Mobile credentials: Entry via NFC, wallet and BLE, including Apple Wallet employee badges.
• BLE mesh network: Wireless mesh architecture reduces wiring and installation labour.
• Readers: KREO, ZEON QR and UNO readers plus a smart lock and a cloud gateway.
• Legacy support: Wiegand and OSDP protocols and 13.56 MHz and 125 kHz credentials.
• OptiSpaces modules: Access control, time and attendance, tenant, visitor and video management.
• Open platform: Web APIs, Android and iOS SDKs, lock SDK and white-label options.

Coworking operators and grade-A office buildings in Vietnam could retrofit doors without trenching cable. Industrial park management could combine visitor management and attendance. Apartment developers could offer app-based resident entry.

Wireless BLE mesh installation reduces wiring and labour cost compared with wired access control. Mobile credentials replace physical cards, and one platform covers access, attendance, visitors and tenants. Over-the-air firmware updates and legacy reader support lower maintenance and migration effort.

Smart building owners are replacing card-based access with mobile credentials and cloud management, especially in coworking, offices and multifamily housing. In Vietnam and Southeast Asia, growth in grade-A offices and serviced apartments creates similar demand for low-wiring retrofit options.

US$8 million Series A (February 2026) led by Accel with Enrission India Capital, SucSEED Ventures, Alumni Ventures and Chakra Growth Fund. Press coverage reports seven patents and operations in India and MEA with expansion into North America. Website region selector lists India and UAE.