The majority‑state‑owned initiative is led by Telecom Liechtenstein with launch partners Bank Frick, Bitcoin Suisse, Solstice and Zilliqa and early support from Inacta Group, LUKSO Foundation, QPQ and Swiss Subnet.

LTIN delivers institutional‑grade validation, identity, transaction processing and secure digital credentialing with data sovereignty in a European jurisdiction and a 100% renewable energy commitment, positioning the network as a compliance‑first infrastructure for mission‑critical blockchain use; Franz Wirnsperger, Chairman of LTIN, says it offers “sovereign trust and integrity services for global markets.” The public‑private model invites additional partners and onboarding will be subject to applicable jurisdictional and regulatory requirements.

• What is LTIN? — A sovereign blockchain infrastructure network launched in Vaduz, Liechtenstein.
• Under which laws does LTIN operate? — LTIN operates under Liechtenstein’s TVTG and is aligned with EU MiCAR.
• Who backs and partners with LTIN? — Majority ownership by Telecom Liechtenstein with launch partners Bank Frick, Bitcoin Suisse, Solstice and Zilliqa.
• What services and guarantees does it offer? — Institutional‑grade compliant blockchain services, data sovereignty in Europe, and 100% renewable energy operations.

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