BATEN Mail · Secure Communication
Mail on Silicon.
A certified-communication product that lives in the silicon itself — not as software on an operating system. Each message leaves a tamper-evident record, produced by the hardware, with no OS in the trust chain. Built on two BATEN architectures — the FLVH foundation and CCP (Causal Chain Protocol).
0 OS
In the trust chain
Line-rate
Proof, not after the fact
KV260
Proven on silicon ✅
B2 · B3
Patents pending
Email is built on declaration, not proof

Since 1982, email trusts what each server says: it claims who it is, what it sent, what it received. No one can prove where a message truly was, or that a relay did not deny, alter, or drop it. The patches — SPF, DKIM, DMARC — refine the convention; they do not change its nature.

BATEN Mail asks a different question — not how to transmit, but how to receive with certainty. The answer is to move the proof out of software convention and into the silicon.

Tamper-Evident by Construction
Each message produces a verifiable record of who sent what, from where, to where, and when — generated by the hardware, not declared by a server.
Sealed at Line-Rate
The record is produced as the message arrives, at wire speed — not reconstructed afterwards by an application that could be compromised.
No OS in the Trust Chain
No operating system, no framework between the wire and the proof. Nothing to crash, drift, or exploit on the path that establishes certainty.
Sovereign & On-Premise
Runs on your own hardware. No cloud, no external authority required for the proof to hold — designed for defense, regulated and secure-communication use.
Status — proven on silicon

BATEN Mail runs on physical silicon — the AMD Kria KV260 (xczu5ev), bare-metal, no OS. It receives and emits real SMTP mail, sealing each message in hardware as it passes, and serves several clients concurrently — a standard mail client reads and sends at the same time, without contention. First proven on Zynq-7020 (June 2026), now running on Kria KV260 (July 2026). A network-grade port to the AMD Kria KR260 (SFP+, TSN, GbE) is on the roadmap. Native IPv6 was validated on the Zynq-7020 proof and is being brought forward to the KV260 build.

BATEN Mail draws on two BATEN patent applications — PCT/IB2026/053025 and PCT/IB2026/053450 (patents pending). A further hardware sealing layer is held as a trade secret. BATEN Mail is offered for pilot and design-partnership engagements, not yet as a self-serve product.

Pilot & Design Partnership
BATEN Mail is a leading-edge silicon architecture, available for evaluation and co-development with serious partners in defense, regulated industries and secure communications. Let's talk about your use case.
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