Digital Asset Holders

SIM-swap is not a phishing risk.
It is a carrier risk.

For self-custody holders, Web3 founders and crypto fund managers whose mobile number is their authentication layer. tiino removes the SIM-swap attack vector at the infrastructure level.

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SS7 exposure
tiino does not operate on public carrier infrastructure — the attack surface does not exist
140+
Countries
Private connectivity wherever you hold, trade, or manage digital assets
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SIM-swap proof
Unique per-device credentials. Porting is structurally impossible on this network

The attack is not on your wallet. It is on your carrier.

SIM-swap does not require malware. It requires a social engineering call to a carrier support desk. Once the number is ported, every SMS-based 2FA, every account recovery flow and every exchange authentication falls to the attacker.

Carrier networks were not designed for the threat profile of a self-custody holder with eight-figure positions. tiino is a private network that does not participate in the public carrier ecosystem. There is no support desk. No porting mechanism. No attack surface.

SIM-Swap

The primary attack vector for digital asset theft. A social engineering call to your carrier transfers your number — and with it, every authentication layer attached to it.

Network Surveillance

Your carrier knows when you connect to exchanges, wallet infrastructure and DeFi platforms. That metadata has value. tiino routes nothing through public carrier infrastructure.

SS7 Interception

Public carrier networks carry known vulnerabilities that allow call and SMS interception at the protocol level. tiino does not operate on SS7.

What tiino eliminates for digital asset holders

A private eSIM network that removes the mobile attack surface from your security model entirely.

The question is not whether your wallet is secure. The question is whether your mobile number — which controls access to your wallet — is secure. It is not, if it is on a public carrier.
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SIM-Swap Elimination

tiino numbers cannot be ported, cloned or transferred. Unique per-device credentials and a closed network architecture make the attack structurally impossible.

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No Carrier Attack Surface

There is no public support desk. No porting mechanism. No carrier record that can be socially engineered. The attack vector does not exist on this network.

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Zero-Log Architecture

No call records. No SMS logs. No metadata associating your number with specific platforms or transaction activity. Nothing to subpoena, sell or leak.

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Encrypted Transit

All communications encrypted at the network layer. No public internet transit. No SS7 exposure. Interception requires a capability that does not exist on this infrastructure.

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International Coverage Without Public Infrastructure

Global coverage across 140+ countries without routing through local public carrier networks. Consistent security posture regardless of geography.

The architecture. In detail.

Every capability below closes a specific attack vector that public carrier networks leave open.

Anti-SIM-Swap Architecture — Porting impossible, and in your control
Per-device credentials, closed network. No carrier porting mechanism means no SIM-swap attack surface — at all. Swap your own device or manage your number directly when you need to — no concierge call required for routine changes.
No SS7 Exposure — Private protocol stack
tiino does not operate on public carrier infrastructure. SS7 interception vulnerabilities do not apply to this network.
Global Private Coverage — 140+ countries
Seamless coverage across 140+ countries without switching to local public carrier infrastructure. Same security posture everywhere.
Zero-Log Network — No records created
No call records, no SMS logs, no metadata. Nothing that can be produced under subpoena, sold to data brokers or obtained through social engineering.
Encrypted Transit — Network-layer encryption
All data encrypted at the network layer. No public internet transit. No interception points accessible to third parties.
Invitation-Only Access — Verified membership
tiino is not a consumer product. Access is by invitation and verification. The membership itself is a security layer.
API & Integration Access — Built to connect
For holders running their own broader security setup: API access to manage devices and monitor status alongside your existing tooling — without depending on a portal or a concierge call.

Common questions from digital asset holders

Does tiino make my exchange 2FA more secure?
tiino eliminates the SIM-swap attack vector, which is the primary method used to bypass SMS-based 2FA. It does not replace 2FA — it removes the infrastructure vulnerability that makes SMS 2FA attackable.
Can my tiino number be ported to another carrier?
No. tiino numbers are not registered with public carrier systems. They cannot be ported, cloned or transferred. There is no porting mechanism on this network. You can verify this yourself — we can show you exactly how the network differs from a standard MNO/MVNO architecture on request, in as much technical detail as you need.
Does tiino log which platforms I connect to?
No. tiino operates a zero-log architecture. No records are created of calls, messages, data connections or metadata. There is nothing to produce, sell or leak.
Is tiino accessible internationally?
Yes. tiino provides private connectivity in 140+ countries via 600+ network relationships, without routing through local public carrier infrastructure. The security posture is consistent regardless of geography.
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