Secyda is building the EU-governed operating foundation for public institutions, designed to control how Europe works, stores, and communicates under European law.
Strategic investment access is open in pre-seed for a small group of aligned partners.
Dependency became structural. Europe lost control of its digital foundations. Public institutions rely on tools and infrastructures governed outside EU law. What began as convenience has become long-term dependency.
Sovereignty is now operational. Digital sovereignty is no longer a political concept. It defines how institutions function, comply, secure data, and endure over time.
Infrastructure sets the terms. When core systems are external, control, leverage, pricing, and evolution happen elsewhere. Infrastructure determines who negotiates, and on what terms.
Secyda is not a productivity tool or a SaaS layer. It is the sovereign operating stack for public work under European law. It is the operating foundation for public work under European law.
Identity, communication, storage, and collaboration are governed, hosted, and enforced within Europe by design.
This is the layer institutions depend on, not an application they can replace overnight.
This is a structural moment.
Europe’s traditional allies remain partners, but the environment is no longer stable. Extraterritorial laws, geopolitical shifts, and regulatory divergence have turned infrastructure into a source of uncertainty.
To negotiate, cooperate, and protect its institutions on equal footing, Europe must own and govern its digital backbone. Sovereign infrastructure is now a prerequisite for credible autonomy.
Strategic investors. We are opening Secyda’s pre-seed to one or two long-term investors who understand that this is infrastructure, not a feature bet. Capital matters. Perspective, patience, and alignment matter more.
Technological & domain partners. Alongside capital, we work with EU-based partners who strengthen Secyda’s ability to deliver without diluting sovereignty. This includes public systems integration, EU infrastructure, and domain-specific expertise.
Secyda is designed to be built with public institutions, shaped through real use cases, and scaled alongside their operational needs
The same sovereign foundation supports local autonomy, collaborative sovereignty, and institutional-grade requirements.
Progression is deliberate: from controlled pilots to production deployments, aligned with compliance, governance, and public procurement constraints from day one.
Validated use cases are intended to become repeatable deployments and credible institutional references over time.
