Vaduz, Liechtenstein, October 22, 2025 - The Liechtenstein Trust Integrity Network (LTIN) has officially launched as Liechtenstein’s sovereign blockchain infrastructure network, providing regulatory-compliant, institutional-grade blockchain services for enterprises and institutions in Europe and globally.
LTIN operates under Liechtenstein’s Blockchain Act (TVTG) with full alignment to EU MiCAR requirements. Majority-owned by state-owned Telecom Liechtenstein, the network extends trusted national infrastructure principles into the blockchain domain, combining regulatory certainty, data sovereignty, and operational resilience.
Designed from inception for institutional use cases, LTIN provides secure validator infrastructure, jurisdictional compliance for global transactions, and a foundation for trusted digital identity and credentialing. Validation, identity, and transaction processing remain under national oversight, creating the reliability and governance standards required for mission-critical applications.
LTIN is structured as a public-private partnership, uniting state-backed infrastructure with private-sector expertise. Launch partners include Bank Frick, Bitcoin Suisse, Solstice, and Zilliqa, alongside early ecosystem participants such as Inacta Group, LUKSO Foundation, QPQ, and Swiss Subnet.
The network addresses growing enterprise demand for blockchain infrastructure that meets institutional expectations across governance, compliance, sustainability, and security. All LTIN operations are powered by 100% renewable energy and hosted within secure European jurisdictions.
With its regulatory-first architecture and sovereign backing, LTIN establishes a new reference model for institutional blockchain infrastructure — enabling enterprises and public institutions to adopt blockchain technology with confidence.
