Spacecoin has announced an exclusive Memorandum of Understanding with Vietnamese technology firm DETI Technology.
The agreement targets a minimum of $100 million in annual revenue at full commercial operation. The deployment will serve two of Vietnam’s largest mobile carriers, Mobifone and Gtel.
Together, the partners aim to bring decentralized satellite telecommunications, sovereign routing, blockchain, and edge AI infrastructure to the Vietnamese market.
Under the MoU, DETI Technology receives exclusive rights to develop and distribute Spacecoin’s technologies across Vietnam for three years.
The three-year term begins once the project obtains official operational licensing from Vietnamese authorities. This structure establishes a single, committed partner for the entire Vietnamese market.
The agreement covers four technologies deployed as a unified stack. Decentralized satellite telecommunications deliver connectivity without reliance on a single operator or fixed ground infrastructure. This matters in a market still working to extend reliable coverage across every region.
Sovereign Routing keeps data traffic and governance rules within Vietnam’s borders. It prevents local data from passing through infrastructure owned or operated outside the country.
This feature directly addresses data sovereignty concerns that are increasingly central to national telecom policy.
Edge AI reduces latency by moving computation closer to where data originates. This cuts the bandwidth costs associated with routing everything through a remote data center.
Blockchain then handles settlement and coordination across the entire network, tying all four components together into a coherent system.
Vietnam presents a strong profile for this kind of deployment. The country has one of the youngest and most mobile-first populations in the world.
Its government is also actively investing in modernizing national digital infrastructure, which accelerates adoption timelines for new connectivity solutions.
Spacecoin founder Tae Oh pointed to the broader industry momentum behind the decision to enter Vietnam. “We’re at the start of a remarkable period for space, with launches and satellite deployments accelerating across the industry,” Oh said.
“Vietnam is moving early, and that’s exactly the kind of ambition we want to build alongside. This is where the next era of connectivity takes shape.”
The Vietnam deal is part of a wider strategy to enter emerging telecom markets across multiple regions. Spacecoin is actively pursuing similar arrangements with carriers and operators elsewhere.
The company has positioned itself as infrastructure for what it calls the agentic internet — networks built for users who live and transact online.
Technology firms and mobile operators interested in similar partnerships can reach the company at partnerships@spacecoin.org.
Spacecoin describes the Vietnam agreement as an early step in a broader expansion into markets where decentralized connectivity can move from deployment to adoption at scale.
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