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About LTIN

A Public-Private Partnership Rooted in Common Good

LTIN brings blockchain and AI firms, local banks and specialised service providers into one governed environment. Liechtenstein is an EEA member state inside the Swiss customs and currency union, and TVTG and MiCA give regulated digital-asset activity an auditable home.

Public-Private Partnership
Legal certainty under TVTG and MiCA
Operated under national oversight

Three facts LTIN did not choose.

A moat made of law cannot be competed away by another country deciding to be friendly to digital assets. No other European jurisdiction currently combines all three.

Liechtenstein is an EEA member state inside the Swiss customs and currency union.

One location with access to both the Swiss market and the entire EEA. No other European state holds both positions.

EEA Agreement · Customs Treaty of 1923

The TVTG has been in force since 2020, alongside MiCA.

Regulated digital-asset activity has a compliant, auditable home that institutions and supervisors already recognise.

Token and TT Service Provider Act · FMA Liechtenstein

Telecom Liechtenstein, the state-owned national operator, holds 51% of LTIN.

National oversight sits in the shareholding rather than in a policy statement. The remaining 49% is allocated to ecosystem partners.

Liechtenstein commercial register

Each of these is a matter of public record. The argument is only worth making because you can check it without asking us.

Partnership Architecture

The behind-the-scenes infrastructure that enables our participation model

Strategic Oversight

The Advisory Board of LTIN AG

Key Duties

Partner onboarding

Service expansions approval

Operational structures

LTIN AG Governance Structure
Regulatory Compliance

The Board of LTIN AG

Key Duties

Audits & financial reports

Tax filings

Governance changes approval

Core Principles

Our Core Values

Four unwavering principles guide every decision we make

Public Benefit First

Designed for the common good, not short-term profit.

Transparency

Clear governance, clear rules, and verifiable services.

Sustainability

Long-term stability through majority state-backed ownership, renewable energy, and resilient infrastructure.

Collaboration

Connecting technology, regulation, business, and institutions.

Next Step

The terms partners participate on.

Discover the participation model, governance structure, equity sharing, and partner benefits that make LTIN a unique collaboration opportunity.