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Who is building Avantr

Two founders, a privacy-first security product, and the questions people ask most before they get involved.

Team

Founders

Vishal

CEO & Founder

A technocrat founder operating at the intersection of cybersecurity, blockchain and healthcare. His career has been built on designing and securing mission-critical systems where data integrity, resilience and regulatory compliance are non-negotiable. He has worked with advanced cybersecurity teams globally and led the development and deployment of large-scale, high-security platforms, including a government-level security portal. As CEO and Founder of Avantr, he sets the strategic and technical direction, leading execution across blockchain infrastructure, decentralised identity, smart contracts and cryptographic security.

Harish

CTO & Co-Founder

A security and applied-AI engineer who builds detection systems that run where the data already is. As CTO and Co-Founder of Avantr, he owns the technical strategy and architecture behind on-device threat detection: the machine-learning models that scan files, images and messages locally, the privacy boundary that keeps that content off the network, and the anonymised signalling layer that lets one device's detection protect the next. His focus is the hard part of consumer security, which is making detection accurate enough to trust and light enough to run on a phone without ever collecting what it analyses. He pairs that with production Web3 engineering, having architected and deployed decentralised exchanges, staking systems and cross-chain integrations, which is what underpins Avantr's token and incentive layer.

FAQ

Questions, answered plainly

It runs threat detection on your phone. The on-device model looks for malware, phishing and exploits offline, and the only thing shared with the network is anonymised threat metadata. Your files, images and messages stay put. Those shared signals are checked across the network before they feed protection updates for everyone else.

Conventional cloud scanners upload what they analyse. Avantr runs an ML model on the device and scans against it locally, so files, images and messages never leave the phone, and the intelligence layer is shared rather than locked inside one vendor. It is also built for non-technical users rather than assuming you can configure it.

Two things. Links and QR codes go to a third-party reputation service, which checks whether the destination is known to be malicious. Reputation data changes constantly, so that has to be a live lookup rather than something held on the phone. Anonymised threat signals also go out: a hash and a category, with nothing that identifies you or your device. Files, images and message content are never transmitted. If a link is private, assume the reputation provider has seen it.

600,000,000 AVN, fixed, with no inflation. The split is 60% Locked Supply, 20% Public Sale, 16% Treasury Reserve and 4% Community Rewards.

Four things: staking to validate anonymised threat signals, rewards for verified intelligence, subscription access to premium protection features, and governance votes on upgrades and fund allocation.

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Who is building Avantr

Team

Vishal

Harish

Questions, answered plainly

01What does Avantr actually do?

02How is this different from a normal antivirus app?

03Does anything actually leave my device?

04What is the total supply of $AVN?

05What is $AVN used for?

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