Sekur Private Data Ltd. (CSE: SKUR | OTCQB: SWISF) has announced the release of SekurOne voice, email, messenger, and VPN capabilities across Android, iOS, and web platforms. The company has completed encrypted voice calls on all targeted operating systems and expects to launch the full SekurOne app before September 30, 2026 — potentially ahead of its original schedule. The milestone is notable for investors monitoring Sekur's push into enterprise, government, and defence communications markets.

Key Points

  • Sekur Private Data Ltd. (CSE: SKUR | OTCQB: SWISF | FRA: GDT0)
  • SekurOne voice encryption completed for Android, iOS, and web; full app launch targeted before September 30, 2026
  • Video and conferencing capabilities expected to be ready by late August 2026, per the announcement
  • Investors may watch for confirmation of the full sales launch and early commercial traction with enterprise and government clients

SekurOne Voice Encryption Milestone Reached Across All Platforms

Sekur Private Data announced it has successfully completed its first domestic and international encrypted voice calls on SekurOne across Android and web-based devices, and has now extended that capability to all iOS devices. The platform integrates VPN, encrypted messenger, secure email, and voice communications into a single application. CEO Alain Ghiai stated that the first international encrypted call "came through clearly and went smoothly," describing it as a significant milestone for the platform. The company indicated it plans to release the complete SekurOne app on time or slightly ahead of schedule, before September 30, 2026.

Encrypted Video Conferencing Targeted for Late August 2026

According to the announcement, the remaining development phase centres on video and conferencing capabilities, which the company expects to complete by late August 2026. Once integrated, SekurOne will offer a unified encrypted communications suite covering VPN, messenger, email, voice, and video — all operating on Sekur's proprietary HeliX data transfer architecture. The platform is engineered to resist telecom network tracing and Pegasus-style malware intrusion, and is designed to support Controlled Unclassified Information handling requirements for defence, government, and executive users.

Defence and Government Market Focus Underpins SekurOne's Commercial Case

Sekur's broader product suite — including SekurMail™, SekurMessenger™, SekurVPN™, and SekurRelay™ — targets defence agencies, military commands, government organisations, and enterprises handling sensitive information. The company stated its solutions use zero Big Tech or open-source dependencies and do not data mine or location track users. Ghiai noted that pre-sales discussions with domestic and international clients have generated positive feedback, though specific revenue figures or signed contracts were not disclosed in the announcement.

GSA Contract and Swiss-Hosted Infrastructure Support Positioning

Sekur sells its solutions through its website, approved distributors, telecommunications partners, and the U.S. General Services Administration Multiple Award Schedule under Contract No. 47QTCA18D0089. Its infrastructure is Swiss-hosted, with on-premises deployment options available for clients requiring full data sovereignty. The immediate share price impact was not clear from available public information.