From post-quantum chips to satellite platforms and defence pilots, each partner brings one layer of the WISeSat system. Together, we deliver secure direct-to-device connectivity from orbit.
A Swiss cybersecurity, digital identity and IoT company headquartered in Geneva. The group also includes SEALSQ and SEALCOIN.
WISeSat.Space is part of the WISeKey Group. WISeKey brings its Root of Trust and PKI, which give every satellite and device a trusted digital identity.
Designs secure semiconductors and post-quantum cryptography, including the QS7001 secure element. Listed on NASDAQ (LAES).
The QS7001 chip flies on board WISeSat 3.0. Together we are building QSOC, the Quantum Spatial Orbital Cloud.
Develops a platform for machine-to-machine transactions, so connected devices can authenticate and exchange value on their own.
Bringing secure, autonomous transactions to devices connected through our satellites.
Switzerland's armed forces. Their Space Command is responsible for the country's space capabilities.
A partnership with the Space Command since 2022 on secure communications from space. The pilot phase was completed in April 2026.
Designs and builds small satellites, from picosatellites to 6U platforms, and operates them in low Earth orbit.
Built every generation of our constellation, from WISeSat-2E to WISeSat 3.0. In 2026, WISeSat joined its latest financing round.
Builds and operates satellites, with modular platforms, in-orbit validation and scalable deployment systems.
A strategic MoU to develop quantum-resilient nanosatellite systems. WISeSat provides the post-quantum cryptography stack, integrated into EnduroSat platforms.
Swiss operator of a nanosatellite IoT network in low Earth orbit.
A service agreement giving WISeSat access to Astrocast's operational satellite constellation.
India's leading private space launch company, developing the Vikram series of launch vehicles.
A strategic partnership to launch our next generations of secure satellites aboard Vikram launch vehicles, diversifying our access to space.
South Korean launch service company, developing the HANBIT series of launch vehicles.
A memorandum of understanding to launch our next-generation secure satellites aboard HANBIT launch vehicles.
French aerospace company designing, manufacturing and operating the Zephyr orbital launcher.
A commercial agreement to assess the launch of some of our future satellites aboard the Zephyr launcher.
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