You shipped the trust. Now bill it.

Pairpoint is the trust layer inside the mobile network.

Every SIM already shares a cryptographic trust relationship with its carrier. Pairpoint unlocks that trust, transforming the mobile network into a security platform that delivers new trust services and recurring revenue for carriers.

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Live across Vodafone's footprint. Other carriers coming soon

$200bn

Established security market, opened to carriers by Pairpoint

2bn+

Cellular IoT devices. 70% are not secured

20+

Patents filed

NCC Group

Independent validation

Pairpoint unlocks the cryptographic trust already present in every SIM, eSIM and iSIM.

How it works, in full

Running inside the carrier trusted zone, Pairpoint derives trusted identities, authentication credentials and quantum-safe encryption keys, enabling continuous verification of connected devices without relying on third-party certificate infrastructure, new hardware or security overlays.

The result is a new generation of carrier-delivered trust services - from certificate-less device security and trusted identity to quantum-safe connectivity, zero-trust verification and Trust APIs. The same network-rooted trust can also secure high-value interactions such as payment transactions, AI agents and machine-to-machine communications.

For carriers, Pairpoint transforms connectivity into recurring trust and security revenue. For enterprises, it delivers stronger security, lower operating costs and a simpler alternative to deploying and managing millions of third-party digital certificates.

No new devices. No new SIMs or SIM applets. No overlays. One trust relationship. Multiple security services. Powered by the mobile network you already trust.

Pairpoint delivers

Certificate replacement Trusted identity Zero-trust Quantum-safe security Trust APIs Trust for AI agents Payment trust signals Sovereign AI Data centre trust API-driven trust orchestration

Look inside your own network.

Every SIM you have shipped already shares a secret with your core. Pairpoint turns that secret into keys only your network can derive, and a service only you can sell.

The carrier network, pulled apart Five layers separate: the device, the SIM, eSIM or iSIM already in it, your radio network, your core network with Pairpoint operating inside it, and the customer server. One quantum-safe session runs straight through all five with nothing in the middle. Beside them, a value column shows connectivity revenue today and recurring security revenue added on top. Customer server Decrypts with the matching key Your core network Pairpoint derives the keys from here, inside your own trusted zone Your radio network Native authentication, no new credential SIM, eSIM or iSIM A secret it already shares with you Device Trusted before anything is installed
DeviceTrusted before anything is installed
SIM, eSIM or iSIMA secret it already shares with you
Your radio networkNative authentication, no new credential
Your core networkPairpoint derives the keys from here Pairpoint
Customer serverDecrypts with the matching key

QUANTUM-SAFE AND ZERO-TRUST BY DESIGN

VALUE PER DEVICE

TODAY
+ SECURITY AND TRUST

Connectivity billed todaySecurity and trust recurring, per device

Illustrative shape, not a forecast.

There is no middle to attack.

No trust broker, no external certificate authority, no key distribution to run. The long-term SIM key never leaves the SIM.

NIST PQC ML-KEM and ML-DSA over TLS 1.3, server APIs Post-quantum certificates, server side AES-256-GCM and HMAC-SHA256, device side Built on 3GPP standards FIPS 197 and 198-1 algorithms NIST SP 800-207 zero-trust NIS2 aligned GDPR Article 25 aligned

One trust foundation. Multiple new services enabled.

Built for every connected industry

Energy & Utilities Smart meters · Grid infrastructure · Critical national infrastructure

Meters in service for 10 to 20 years. The problem is not just the next deployment, it is the millions already deployed. Your network is the solution.

Leans on

02Proof of identity03Untampered messages06No replays
Manufacturing & Logistics Robots · Industrial IoT · Fleet and asset tracking

Leans on

02Proof of identity07Not a clone03Untampered messages
Automotive Connected vehicles · OTA software updates · Vehicle identity

More than 360 million on the road today, 840 million by 2030. One trust foundation feeding OTA, digital keys, charging and V2X instead of a PKI for each.

Leans on

02Proof of identity07Not a clone08Per-action sign-off
Retail & Payments POS terminals · Payment authentication · Store infrastructure

Hardware-rooted device fingerprints, and hardware-rooted trust signals for existing authentication flows.

Leans on

08Per-action sign-off02Proof of identity06No replays
Enterprise IT Routers · Branch connectivity · Secure remote access

Deployed gateways become trusted gateways, with carrier-signed firmware and device attestation. Quantum Key adds quantum-safe encryption across fixed, Wi-Fi or cellular, and your network provides the keys.

Leans on

01Encrypted in transit02Proof of identity07Not a clone
AI & Digital Services AI agent authentication · Trust APIs · Sovereign AI infrastructure

Agents authenticate, processing is provably sovereign. Your network provides the missing trust layer for agentic AI and sovereign data processing.

Leans on

02Proof of identity04Scoped permission08Per-action sign-off

Trust Services

Certificate-less SecurityTrusted IdentityQuantum-safe ConnectivityZero-trust VerificationTrust APIsSecure Transactions

Industries

UtilitiesAutomotiveManufacturingLogisticsRetailFinancial ServicesAI Infrastructure

Server and workload identity, including sovereign AI and data centre trust, is direction of travel rather than a shipping capability today.

Make your network do the work.

Activated inside your core. Leverage the SIM you have already shipped.

01 Quantum-safe connectivity SIM-rooted security for the devices your customers already use.

Harvest now, decrypt later. The recording has already started.

Traffic protected only by today's public-key cryptography can be captured now and read at Q-day. You cannot re-encrypt traffic already captured.

02 Zero-trust identity Any device can use its SIM to prove its identity.

Never trust, always verify. Every connection. Every session. All data.

  1. Your network asks the device to prove it is itself
  2. The SIM secures the device with a security key that only your network knows
  3. Quantum-safe encryption. Zero-trust identity. Hardware-rooted authentication.

No password to steal, no certificate to provision, no agent to maintain.

03 Sovereign trust Sovereignty is attested by your network.

Turn your network into a sovereign trust layer.

Who owns trust? Use your network to attest the sovereignty of critical AI capabilities.

04 Carrier Trust Authority Your network vouches for the device, from inside your network.Certless

Turn your network into a trust authority. An alternative to third-party certificate authorities for SIM-enabled devices.

Simple to deploy Leverage the power of the network Flexible key rotation No expiring certificate challenge Keys for encryption, identity and authentication Zero-trust by design Quantum-safe by design

AES-256-GCM symmetric encryption. Powered by your network.

Deployed devices, continually at risk.

  • A missed renewal, a drifted clock, or a link too constrained to finish the exchange. Any one of them leaves a device out of trust, and none of them needs the certificate to have expired.
  • A symmetric key held in the SIM has no expiry and no clock dependency, so there is no renewal to miss.

The Pairpoint Certless solution is quantum-safe by design. Quantum safety is the new Y2K.

Available now.

Live on Vodafone's network. Other carriers coming soon.

A solution for new and already deployed devices.

Quantum-safe connectivity for 4G, 5G and NB-IoT.

No new devices required. No new SIM cards or SIM applets required. No new third-party overlays required.

"Secure against both classical and quantum adversaries and can be considered quantum-safe."

NCC Group, independent validation

Pairpoint is the telco industry's best kept secret.

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Claim definitions and qualifiers
  1. Quantum-safe. Two scopes, kept separate. Server-side: PQ-compliant TLS 1.3 with post-quantum certificates, using ML-KEM and ML-DSA, aligned with NIST PQC standards, on Pairpoint's server-to-server APIs, not on the device. Device-side: symmetric AES-256-GCM and HMAC-SHA256 (FIPS 197 and 198-1), built on 3GPP standards, using no public key cryptography of any kind. Independently validated by NCC Group. Denotes technical readiness, not a regulatory guarantee or a claim of absolute cryptanalytic immunity. FIPS 197 and 198-1 are the AES and HMAC algorithm specifications; the SIM is a tamper-resistant hardware security module, typically certified to Common Criteria EAL4+ or above with the level chosen by the operator, and Pairpoint itself is not Common Criteria certified.
  2. Zero-trust. Architecturally aligned with NIST SP 800-207 principles, "never trust, always verify", anchored to SIM, eSIM and iSIM hardware-derived symmetric keys. No universally ratified zero-trust certification exists, so alignment is assessed against architectural principles. Also assessed as aligned with NIS2 technical security measures and GDPR Article 25 data protection by design; these are architectural alignments, not certifications.
  3. Carrier-native. Operates inside the network within carrier trusted zones, anchored to the existing SIM, eSIM and iSIM to network relationship. No overlays, no PKI lifecycle complexity, no hardware replacement. Availability is subject to carrier contract, standardized integration to the carrier network authentication function, provisioning and device compliance; cross-carrier interoperability requires validation under a specific operator agreement.
  4. Server and workload identity. For a server or workload with no SIM, authentication today is a username and password yielding a session token that must be periodically refreshed, exchanged inside a cryptographic tunnel. SIM-rooted identity is not the mechanism for server and workload identity, so sovereign AI and data centre trust are stated as direction of travel rather than a shipping capability.
  5. Certificate replacement. Scoped to third-party and external device certificates in suitable connected-device estates. Pairpoint is not a general substitute for public key infrastructure or for certificate authorities, and it is not a replacement for servers. It removes the need for a certificate per device where the device holds a SIM, eSIM or iSIM.