Your fans gave the internet everything.
Give it back.
Phone numbers, ID photos and card numbers get stored, sold, leaked and faked with your face. ORBIS puts one key in every fan's phone that proves who they are, keeps their chats private and signs what they pay for. Nothing is stored anywhere to leak. The apps are real, and you can see them below.
The internet has a trust problem. Your audience pays for it.
One key. Three superpowers.
Every person gets a key, born inside their phone's security chip and unlocked only by their own face or fingerprint. It never leaves the phone. That one key does three jobs. Tap a circle, and pick how you want it explained.
ORBLINK: talk to the people you love. Nobody else can listen.
ORBLINK isn't attached to your phone number, your email or any account. You exist as a key on your own phone, and nowhere else. Want to stay completely anonymous? You can. There are no company servers holding your messages, contacts or identity, so there's nothing to trace, copy, sell or hand over.
No phone number, no email, no account. Nobody can SIM-swap you or find you by your number.
Use a handle or nothing at all. You decide who gets to know who you are, and when.
Messages go phone to phone, end-to-end encrypted. Any relay only passes sealed envelopes it can't open.
No database of users, chats or contacts exists to hack, subpoena or sell. Not even we can read it.
Here's the actual app, not a mock-up. Hit play, or tap any step.
ORBPAY: scan, look, sign. Done in seconds.
One scan, one look at the real price, one face or fingerprint, and one signature that binds who you are, who you're paying and the exact amount. Nobody can charge a cent more. ORBIS never touches the money.
ORBLINK goes global as a mobile network. With your name on it.
A SIM or eSIM, a plan and a number, on partner carriers worldwide, with ownership built in: the subscriber's identity, private calls and chats, and signed payments. Others have launched branded phone plans; none gave subscribers ownership. Design yours 👇
your data stays yours$35/mo
Global MVNO market: about $105.5B in 2024, forecast at $157.2B by 2030 (ResearchAndMarkets, Dec 2025). The stage-two network is ORBIS's plan with carrier partners; the preview is illustrative.
Your audience × ownership = a business you keep.
Drag the sliders. These are your assumptions, not our promises.
Illustrative only, not a forecast or an offer. Excludes ORBPAY and identity revenue share. "Verified, active" means verification completed and still active after 30 days. Network economics depend on carrier terms and country.
Every app is about to ask for ID. Be the reason it's done right.
Age checks are now law in a growing list of places. Most platforms comply the worst way possible: they collect passports and face scans and keep them. Tap a law 👇
🙅 The old way: "upload your ID"
- Every app collects a passport or face scan.
- Thousands of copies pile up at vendors.
- One breach leaks kids' and adults' documents. Discord's vendor incident (Oct 2025) put about 70,000 ID photos at risk.
- People quit, lie, or hand documents to scammers posing as "verification".
🙌 The ORBIS way: "prove it, show nothing"
- Verify once, privately, on your own phone.
- An app asks "over 16?" The phone says yes or no, signed.
- No document, birthday or name travels, so there's nothing to breach.
- The app is compliant, the person keeps their dignity, and anyone can check the proof.
"Safest place to play. We never saw your ID."
Games are squarely in scope. Australia sent enforceable notices to Roblox, Minecraft, Fortnite and Steam. Several US states have sued Roblox over child safety. The FTC fined Epic $520M in 2022. Studios and gaming creators can turn that into the pitch:
Age-right lobbies and chat
Kids, teens and adults matched by a signed age band, with no face scan stored and no birthday shared.
Verified humans only
Ranked, chat and tournaments with real people only: no bot farms, no ban evasion, no raid accounts.
Purchases a parent approved
In-game buys signed by the account holder, or a parent, for the exact amount. "My kid bought it" disputes end.
Drops nobody can fake
Every real creator drop is signed, and fans tap to check. Fake "claim your prize" sites have nothing to copy.
Three ways in. Pick yours.
Global Trust, under the biggest name online.
Beast Industries already has the pieces: the biggest audience on YouTube, a Gen Z banking app, a reported mobile-service plan and a financial-services trademark. What ties them together is trust: who's real, who's old enough, and who agreed to pay. ORBIS is that layer, and it can wear your name.
This is a proposal from ORBIS. ORBIS is not affiliated with, endorsed by or partnered with Beast Industries, MrBeast or Step. Names are used only to identify the intended recipient; facts are from public reporting (see sources).
What you'd ask first.
Do I, or does ORBIS, get my fans' data?
No. Identity lives in each person's phone. ORBIS never holds their documents, messages or money, and neither do you. You see counts (how many people you brought), never personal records. That's the whole point.
Are these real apps?
Yes. ORBLINK runs on phones today: encrypted chat, voice and video, the passport, the wallet and ORBY. ORBPAY works inside ORBLINK. The screens above are from the app, shown with sandbox demo merchants. ORBIS.ID is live on the W3C and OpenID standards. The branded global mobile network is stage two, with carrier partners.
What do I actually have to do?
Tell your audience why it matters, in your words. We bring the app, the branded experience, signed-giveaway tools, facts you can cite, and a dashboard. Paid posts must be labelled as ads, and we'll help you get that right.
How is this different from Signal, WhatsApp or a normal phone plan?
Signal is private but still runs on your phone number. WhatsApp belongs to an ad company. A phone plan knows everything about you. ORBIS ties private chat, an identity you own and signed payments to one key in your phone, so the thing that keeps you private also proves you're real.
What if a fan loses their phone?
They recover with their own recovery phrase and re-verify, and the lost phone's key is revoked. Nothing sensitive was ever on a server, so there's nothing for a thief to download.
Can it really carry my brand?
Yes. Creator Partners get a branded space inside ORBLINK. Founding Partners get their own branded network in stage two. ORBIS stays the trust engine underneath, the way a carrier sits under a branded plan.
Does this make me a bank or a phone company?
No. ORBIS never holds money, and the network runs on licensed carrier partners. Country rules are handled by ORBIS and its partners.
Isn't age verification creepy?
The old way is: collecting IDs and face scans. ORBIS proves only the answer ("over 16: yes") and nothing else, which is the privacy-preserving approach regulators say they want.
How do I get paid?
Advocates earn a fixed amount for each verified person still active after 30 days, plus milestone bonuses. Partners add revenue share, and Founding Partners agree terms directly. It's all under a written agreement, paid by normal business transfer.
Is this an offer to invest in ORBIS?
No. This is a product and partnership invitation. Investment conversations happen privately, with eligible investors, under proper documents, and are never promoted publicly by partners.
Who's behind ORBIS?
Two founders who built and sold payments companies together at SiVault, Hypercom and VeriFone, the companies behind the card terminals much of the world uses. Jonatan Schmidt was Chief Scientist at Hypercom and CTO at VeriFone. More at investors.orbis.id.
Be first. Be the face of it.
We're starting with a small group of founding creators. If you want your audience to own themselves online, and to remember who gave them that, let's talk.
Former Chief Scientist at Hypercom and CTO at VeriFone. Inventor of the ORBIS trust fabric.
Built and sold payments companies with Jonatan at SiVault, Hypercom and VeriFone. Leads operations and partnerships.