Satcat Terminal brings Kayhan’s industry-leading orbital intelligence to investors, insurers, and enterprise markets – as the platform surpasses 50 satellite operator customers and 1,000 daily users worldwide.

Billions of dollars in satellite assets orbit Earth every day. Until now, the professionals responsible for insuring, financing, and investing in those assets have had no convenient way to monitor this activity or gain asset-level analytics. Kayhan Space is changing that with the launch of Satcat Terminal – an AI-powered intelligence service that brings real-time orbital data to investors, insurers, and enterprises for the first time. The announcement coincides with a significant milestone: Satcat Operations now covers more than 90% of operational LEO satellites across more than 50 satellite operator customers, making it the largest commercial space traffic coordination platform in the world.

Satcat Terminal makes this intelligence accessible through an easy-to-use interface. An AI chat agent allows users to ask questions in plain language and get direct answers from the data, with no background in orbital mechanics or space operations required. An investor can ask whether a constellation is expanding on schedule, whether there have been unusual events around a specific satellite, or how a provider’s fleet behavior compares to six months ago, and receive a clear, data-backed answer in seconds.

Built on Kayhan’s continuously updated catalog of more than 36,000 tracked objects, including over 11,000 satellites with daily-refreshed trajectories, Satcat Terminal applies Kayhan’s proven approach to curating and analyzing publicly available and partner-sourced orbital data, now made accessible to business professionals. Satcat Terminal is the first product purpose-built to curate this volume of data in one place for the broader financial and business community.

“The value tied to on-orbit assets is enormous and growing faster than ever. Space has become a mainstream investment category, and the range of professionals who need real visibility into what’s happening in orbit goes well beyond the satellite operators we’ve always served,” said Dr. Siamak Hesar, Co-Founder and CEO of Kayhan Space. “Satcat Terminal gives investors and enterprises direct access to real-time intelligence, enabling more informed decision-making and supporting the continued growth of the space economy.”

Authoritative Intelligence for a Growing Market

Satcat Terminal is designed for professionals who need to understand orbital activity without the training, experience, and infrastructure of a satellite operator.

Key capabilities include:

• Access to Satcat’s spaceflight intelligence exchange – the industry’s most comprehensive repository of orbital data – covering 36,000+ objects in orbit, including 17,000+ payloads (satellites, rockets, and other spacecraft), 15,000 high-risk debris objects, and 600 unidentified objects, all continuously updated.
• Real-time data on “close-approach” events involving satellites, debris, and other objects across all orbital regimes (LEO, MEO, GEO), based on publicly available data.
• AI-powered insights that surface the most significant events from a continuous stream of orbital data.
• Visibility into which satellites have coverage over any location on Earth, across any point in time – historical, current, or projected.
• Asset-level understanding enabling fleet-wide monitoring, constellation benchmarking, and operating environment assessment for groups of satellites.
• A configurable UI and a conversational chat interface that allow users to explore and analyze space data using plain language queries.

Proven Platform. Now Available to Markets.

Kayhan Space is a contractor to the U.S. Space Force, NASA, NOAA, DARPA, and the Office of Space Commerce. Satcat Terminal is built on the same proven platform already relied upon by operators of more than 90% of operational LEO satellites worldwide, and now available to investors, insurers, and business professionals for the first time.

Satcat Terminal is built exclusively on publicly available and partner-sourced data, enhanced by Kayhan’s analytics. It does not expose satellite operators’ proprietary information and is designed to respect mission confidentiality while improving transparency across the broader space economy.

Source: BUSINESS WIRE