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Seeker mobile in 50 countries

Seeker mobile in 50 countries: Solana’s Web3 phone aims for global decentralization

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Leila Al-Khatib

Seeker mobile in 50 countries is not just a milestone—it’s a statement from Solana Mobile about Web3’s global potential.

The second-generation device is already shipping to over 50 countries, following an impressive 150,000 pre-orders. Compared to the 20,000 units sold of the first Saga phone, the Seeker’s demand shows how far crypto-native technology has come.

Built by Solana Mobile, a subsidiary of Solana Labs, the Seeker integrates hardware and blockchain like no other. The company expects at least $67.5 million in gross revenue from sales alone, with pricing set at $450 and $500 per unit. But the device is about more than sales—it’s about changing the way users interact with crypto ecosystems on mobile.

Global launch powered by innovation

The Seeker includes improved hardware, an integrated mobile-native crypto wallet, and a decentralized app store. These upgrades remove reliance on centralized app store systems, bypassing what Solana calls “cryptophobic censorship.” The app store allows developers to publish apps freely, while users can explore DeFi, NFTs, and crypto games without traditional limitations.

Key features include a Seed Vault that separates private keys from the application layer. This adds hardware-level protection for private keys, secrets, and seed phrases. Combined with its streamlined blockchain integration, this sets the Seeker apart in both usability and security.

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Seeker mobile in 50 countries: a decentralized statement

A standout component of the Seeker is TEEPIN—a three-layer decentralized architecture built into the phone. TEEPIN links hardware, verified software, and users to the blockchain network through a system of “Guardians.” This allows the Seeker to decentralize not just apps, but entire user interactions with the device.

TEEPIN also enables cryptographic attestation, allowing the device to prove it’s running secure, verified software. This technology offers peace of mind to users operating within sensitive crypto environments.

The global rollout reflects a broader trend. As centralized platforms like Apple and Google face pressure to open their ecosystems, decentralized alternatives like Seeker are gaining real ground. With the recent court win for Epic Games against Apple, crypto apps now have more room to grow—and Solana is ready.

Crypto’s mobile future is now

Solana Mobile targets both developers and crypto-native users. The Seeker delivers an ecosystem where Web3 applications don’t just exist—they thrive. Whether it’s NFT trading, DeFi investments, or decentralized gaming, the phone enables seamless, native blockchain interaction.

Seeker mobile in 50 countries is only the beginning. The device could reshape how mobile devices are built, sold, and experienced in the crypto world.

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What is special about the Seeker mobile from Solana?

The Seeker mobile device is Solana Mobile’s second-generation phone. It brings together hardware-level security with decentralized features like a crypto wallet and DApp store. A major innovation is the TEEPIN architecture, which decentralizes software verification, device access, and app distribution. With its Seed Vault, the phone ensures private keys are kept separate and secure. It supports crypto users in over 50 countries, enabling seamless blockchain interaction directly from the device. The Seeker also aims to disrupt traditional app ecosystems by offering developers a commission-free alternative to Google and Apple app stores.

How many units has the Seeker mobile sold?

The Seeker has already received over 150,000 pre-orders, a massive leap from the first-generation Saga’s 20,000 units sold. This reflects growing demand for decentralized mobile solutions. With pricing between $450 and $500, Solana Mobile expects to generate at least $67.5 million in gross revenue. The popularity is tied to its security features, developer-friendly ecosystem, and support for Web3 applications.

What is TEEPIN and how does it work?

TEEPIN stands for Trusted Execution Environment Platform Infrastructure Network. It is a three-layer architecture that decentralizes critical mobile operations. TEEPIN connects users, software, and hardware through a blockchain network supported by Guardians. This structure allows the device to verify its software cryptographically, ensuring it runs only legitimate code. TEEPIN decentralizes app distribution and eliminates dependency on traditional app stores. It’s one of the most significant innovations in Seeker’s architecture.

Why is Seeker mobile launching in 50 countries important?

Launching in 50 countries is a strong signal that Web3 is becoming global. It shows that decentralized mobile technology is not just experimental—it’s now practical and scalable. This wide distribution helps crypto adoption across diverse markets, giving developers and users in regions often left out of innovation a fair chance to participate. It also challenges centralized tech giants by offering a real alternative that respects crypto’s open-source, permissionless values.

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