As co-operator of the system LOSTnFOUND is responsible for managing the onboarding of toll terminals and ensuring multilingual support for thousands of vehicle owners.
LOSTnFOUND AG, the Swiss subsidiary of AddSecure, has achieved a major milestone in the rollout of Switzerland’s new national toll system. In June 2025, the installation of new toll terminals began in up to 55,000 trucks across the country.
The Vehicle Recording System (VRS), developed by Kapsch TrafficCom, is operated by NATRAS AG, a joint venture between Kapsch TrafficCom and LOSTnFOUND AG, which is part of the AddSecure.
As a central operational partner within NATRAS AG, LOSTnFOUND has implemented the system for the complete onboarding of the end devices supplied by Kapsch TrafficCom. A particular focus is on providing multilingual support for up to 12’000 vehicle owners. They receive expert assistance in the three national languages—German, French, and Italian—as well as in English to ensure a smooth transition to the new toll system.
The terminals are managed using custom-developed electronic tools designed entirely in-house by LOSTnFOUND. These tools enable a high level of automation, scalability, and operational efficiency – key requirements for a modern and reliable toll collection system.
“The start of the migration marks a milestone on the road to the complete digitisation of Swiss toll collection. The system will be operated and continuously developed over the coming years to meet the requirements of the transport industry in the long term,” explains Daniel Thommen, Managing Director of LOSTnFOUND AG, Part of AddSecure, and project manager of the joint venture.
NATRAS AG will operate the system until at least 2033.
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Joint venture with LOSTnFOUND, part of AddSecure, wins toll project in Switzerland
Photo byline: (From left to right) Daniel Thommen (LOSTnFOUND/NATRAS), Stefan Schmidt (FOCBS), Adrian Schmid (FOCBS), Martin Mirk (Kapsch TrafficCom/NATRAS), and Thomas Wittkopf (NATRAS).
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AddSecure is a leading European provider of secure IoT connectivity and end-to-end solutions. We help customers optimise their operations, drive business value, and secure vital functions. By combining connected, data-driven, and sensor-based solutions with best-in-class expertise, we meet our customers’ needs regardless of industry. We provide both managed services and connect any device in need of secure communications and data transfer. Imagination is the only limit.
Our secure IoT solutions are used within the areas of buildings, alarms, transportation and logistics, personal safety and security, health care, construction, municipalities, schools, rescue services, power grids, and more.
AddSecure’s headquarters is in Stockholm, Sweden. Our main market is Europe, yet we serve customers worldwide. With over 1,000 employees, we help make the world safer, smarter, and more sustainable.
For more information, please contact:
Daniel Thommen, Managing Director, LOSTnFOUND, Part of AddSecure
Tel. +41 44 500 40 95 daniel.thommen@addsecure.com
Kristina Grandin, Director Corporate Communications, AddSecure Group
Mobile: +46 70 689 52 08, kristina.grandin@addsecure.com
About AddSecure
AddSecure is a leading European provider of secure IoT connectivity and end-to-end solutions. We help customers optimise their operations, drive business value, and secure vital functions. By combining connected, data-driven, and sensor-based solutions with best-in-class expertise, we meet our customers’ needs regardless of industry. We provide both managed services and connect any device in need of secure communications and data transfer. Imagination is the only limit.
Our secure IoT solutions are used within the areas of buildings, alarms, transportation and logistics, personal safety and security, health care, construction, municipalities, schools, rescue services, power grids, and more.
AddSecure’s headquarters is in Stockholm, Sweden. Our main market is Europe, yet we serve customers worldwide. With over 1,000 employees, we help make the world safer, smarter, and more sustainable.
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