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Secure connectivity from orbit, straight to your device.

WISeSat operates its own satellites and ground stations to bring sovereign connectivity to your devices, protected end to end by post-quantum encryption, wherever terrestrial networks stop.

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Time speed
14
Satellites in orbit
Tracked live on the globe above
23
Launches to date
Across rideshare missions
2
Owned ground stations
Lausanne and La Línea
PQC
Chip-level security
SEALSQ QS7001 on board
Engineer assembling a WISeSat satellite in the clean room
01 · The network

We don't rent space. We own it.

Every link, from device to ground, is protected by post-quantum encryption. Our own satellites in low Earth orbit, operated from our own ground stations in Switzerland and Spain. 

See how direct-to-device works
Own
Our constellation Satellites dedicated to WISeSat services in low Earth orbit.
Connect
Direct to your device Devices talk straight to our satellites. No tower, no third-party gateway.
Operate
From Switzerland Mission control and our own ground stations.
Secure
Hardware-based encryption Post-quantum encryption on every link.
02 · The technology

A full-stack operator, from chip to orbit to API.

Follow your data from the device to your platform. Every hop runs on infrastructure we operate, and every link is post-quantum encrypted.

Low Earth orbit PQC PQC PQC PQC Direct-to-device Downlink Secure backhaul API Low Earth orbit PQC PQC PQC PQC Direct-to-device Downlink Secure backhaul API 1 2 3 4 5

End device

Sends encrypted data straight to orbit. Its identity lives in a SEALSQ secure element.

WISeSat satellite

Receives the signal in low Earth orbit, processes and relays it to the ground.

Ground station

Lausanne or La Línea collects the data and commands the fleet.

Mission control

Operated in Switzerland. Data is authenticated and checked for integrity.

Your platform

Delivered by API, ready for your teams and systems.

Secured by NASDAQ: LAES
Security layer · every hop

Post-quantum, down to the chip.

Post-quantum cryptography embedded at chip level, in every device and satellite.

AuthenticationEvery device proves its identity via PKI.
AuthorizationOnly approved parties access the data.
EncryptionQuantum-resistant, end to end.
IntegrityTampering is detectable at every step.
WISeSat ground station antenna at sunset in La Línea, Spain
03 · Ground infrastructure

85% of the planet has no mobile signal. We cover it from orbit.

Discover our ground infrastructure
WISeSat CubeSat with deployed solar panels Deployable solar panels Power for continuous operation Communication antennas Direct-to-device and feeder link SEALSQ QS7001 Post-quantum secure element Satellite bus Accommodates diverse payloads
04 · The satellite

Inside WISeSat 4.0.

Our latest generation carries post-quantum security in hardware, validated in orbit rather than only in the lab.

Security payloadSEALSQ QS7001 secure element
Root of trustHardware-based, on board
Post-quantum algorithmsML-KEM and ML-DSA, NIST standards
User linkDirect to device, no tower needed
CoverageWorldwide, including oceans and polar regions
OperationsSwiss mission control, European ground stations
100satellites targeted by 2033 for the QSOC sovereign constellation, built with SEALSQ.
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05 · Roadmap

From pilot missions to a sovereign constellation.

WISeSat is scaling toward a 100-satellite quantum-secure network, built with SEALSQ.

Today

WISeSat 4.0 in orbit

First generation with the SEALSQ QS7001 post-quantum cryptography chip on board.

Q4 2026

QSAT payload

Post-quantum cryptography key exchange from low Earth orbit.

Full operation

QSOC service

99.9% uptime SLA for enterprise and government customers.

2033

100 satellites

A sovereign, quantum-secure constellation.

Read the QSOC announcement

Built for missions where the network can't fail.

Discuss your use case
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Defence & security

Sovereign tactical links

Pilot programme with the Swiss Armed Forces since 2022 for secure LEO communications.

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Off-grid messaging

Messaging beyond the last tower

Field teams, rangers and crews exchange secure messages device to device, relayed through orbit.

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Emergency & SOS

A direct line when networks fail

Distress alerts and crisis coordination keep flowing when terrestrial networks are down or untrusted.

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Remote asset tracking

Track and monitor anything, anywhere

One secure network for every remote asset, from containers at sea to sensors in the field.

Smart containersEnergy & utilitiesOil & gasSmart farmingInfrastructure & construction
Latest news

Updates from the constellation.

All news
Contact us

Connect to a network you can trust.

Governments, operators and integrators: tell us about your mission and we'll show you what direct-to-device from orbit can do.