VEIL Schedule a meeting

The alarm no one hears.

Protect the clients most likely to be targeted. VEIL looks like an ordinary crypto wallet, but a second PIN silently puts your control room on the case, with location, in under a second.

Attacks up 75% in a year

72verified physical attacks on crypto holders in 2025 alone

$40.9Min confirmed losses; the real figure is probably far higher

Two masked men forcing their way into an apartment, one gripping the owner by the shoulder

Sources: CertiK’s report on physical attacks and TRM Labs’ analysis, both published early 2026.

Passwords don’t stop force.

When the threat is physical, the victim opens the wallet themselves. Every existing way to ask for help is visible, audible or too slow.

A panic button is visibleThe attacker sees it, and the situation can escalate.

A phone call is impossibleNot with someone standing over you.

Security finds out too lateNobody knows anything is happening until it’s over.

Unless asking for help looked exactly like giving in.

Two PINs. One wallet.

2580 is the normal PIN. 1397 is the duress PIN. Both open the same wallet.

Attacker sees

An ordinary wallet

Same screen, same balance, same speed. No sound, no vibration.

Enter your PIN

Control room sees

Nothing yet

Standing by
  1. Type the duress PIN on the phone

One silent code. A real response.

  1. 1 sFirst, the second PIN. The wallet opens as usual.
  2. 0.4 sThen the alert reaches the control room.
  3. 24 sThen an operator owns the incident.
  4. MinutesThen a team is on its way, by procedure.

The film: watch it happen

Two men force their way into his apartment and tell him to send the Bitcoin. He types his second PIN. Ninety seconds, with sound.

A dramatisation, generated with Veo; captions on by default. VEIL alerts the security company you choose; how and when it responds depends on its procedure and coverage.

Built for the people on shift

Every alert arrives with location, context and a clear owner, plus automatic escalation and a full audit trail. It fits the way your control room already works. Typed the duress PIN above? This incident carries your time.

Incident INC-0412

Protected person P-0214 · Pilot area North

Real · Acknowledged
Trigger
Duress PIN, registered device
Owner
R. Mizrahi, operator
Procedure
P-3, agreed with partner
Device
Online · 64% battery

±18 m · 2 s old · inside coverage

  1. 23:48:12.0Duress PIN entered. Wallet opened as normal.
  2. 23:48:12.4Alert received and stored. Receipt sent to the phone.
  3. 23:48:14.0First location fix attached.
  4. 23:48:36.0Ownership taken by R. Mizrahi.
  5. 23:49:06.0Team 2 dispatched under procedure P-3.
Escalation clockowned at 24 s of 90 s

Not owned after 90 seconds

Incident INC-0398 · sent automatically by the server

Escalated
ToShift manager, Y. CohenAlsoBackup on-call, A. PeretzSent21:16:40

Incident INC-0398 has been open for 90 seconds without an owner. Desk 2 has been offline since 21:15:58.

Take ownership from any signed-in console or the on-call app. The protected person’s phone is never contacted automatically.

Audit log

INC-0412 · read-only · every view, export and handover

  1. 23:48:36Ownership taken · R. Mizrahi, desk 1
  2. 23:50:12Location viewed · Y. Cohen, shift manager
  3. 00:06:40Handover · R. Mizrahi to D. Levi
  4. 00:39:05Timeline exported · D. Levi, MFA confirmed
  5. 00:48:22Closed · resolved on site, review scheduled

Drill DRL-0031

Scheduled practice · Protected person P-0219

Drill
Routing
Drill queue only, set on the server
Dispatch
Blocked. Drills never send a team.
Metrics
Excluded from real-incident figures
Delivery
Received 0.6 s after entry
Ownership
Taken at 31 s
Phone
Wallet shown, no sound or vibration

Built like a distress system

Five guarantees engineered in from day one, so the one alert that matters is never lost, duplicated or delayed.

The man at his dining table, his phone screen glowing as he types, while a masked man watches

Alert first

The alert leaves before location, camera or anything else is ready.

Saved, then confirmed

The phone gets its receipt only after the incident is durably stored.

One incident, never three

Retries after a dropped connection merge, with every attempt in its history.

Escalates on its own

No owner within 90 seconds and the incident goes to the shift manager and a backup on-call, even if the desk has gone offline.

Drills stay drills

Practice runs are separated on the server. They never send a team and never count as real incidents.

We never touch the money

VEIL carries a signal, not your assets. It is designed to know as little as possible until the moment it matters.

  • Seed phrases
  • Funds
  • Contacts
  • Photos
  • Everyday location
  • Ads
  • Model training

Location only during an incidentNever collected in routine use.

Encrypted in transit and at restPINs are never stored in plain text.

Multi-factor sign-in for operatorsCompanies are kept fully apart.

Everything is auditedEvery view, export, handover and closure; retention set in advance.

Who gains, and how

A close-protection team getting into a black SUV in an underground garage

Security providers

A new premium service on the control room you already run: recurring revenue for every client you protect, no new control room, and one more reason your highest-value clients stay.

A man stepping out of a black SUV outside a luxury residential tower at night

Family offices

Quiet protection for principals and their families, connected to the security partner you already trust. Nothing visible, nothing to explain.

Close-up of a man under pressure, looking up from his phone

High-risk clients

If your wealth is public, so is your risk. One code, practised in advance, for the moment you can’t ask out loud.

Questions control rooms ask

Does VEIL stop the transfer?

No. VEIL never blocks, fakes or delays a transaction, because a wallet that misbehaves under threat can put the person in more danger. Its job is to get help moving while the person does what they must.

What does it cost?

The pilot is scoped with you. After it, VEIL is an annual subscription per protected person, priced by market and region, and you can resell personal plans to your own clients. Schedule a meeting and we’ll give you figures for your area.

Does VEIL ever touch the funds?

No. It holds no funds and never touches seed phrases. The duress PIN never signs anything or cuts the network.

Can an attacker tell that an alert was sent?

The app shows the same wallet for both PINs. The phone’s own system indicators, such as location in use, stay visible, so we don’t promise complete concealment. We test this with people in the pilot.

What if no operator takes the incident?

The server escalates it to the shift manager and a backup on-call. Who takes ownership, when and where is agreed before the pilot starts.

What if the phone has no connection?

The alert is saved on the phone and retried, and retries merge into one incident. We can’t promise delivery from a phone that is switched off or has no signal, and we say so plainly.

Will the app stores accept it?

We test distribution in the first phase and state the app’s purpose openly in its store listing.

Offer the alarm no one hears.

We’ll walk your team through the console, the procedure and the pilot plan. Nothing is installed until a procedure is agreed.

Chat with us