Trust Stamp, an Atlanta Technology Village based FinTech startup, will join a cadre of the world’s top fintech startups at Money 20/20’s Startup Challenge.

Trust Stamp CEO, Andrew Gowasack said, “The Money 20/20 Startup Challenge represents an unparallelled opportunity and challenge to standout on one of the most prestigious stages in the Fintech ecosystem. We are proud of our recent achievements, however, this opportunity is a reminder to never get comfortable!”

Founded in January 2016, Trust Stamp has created a new paradigm for online identity & trust using proprietary AI powered facial biometrics with proof of life to establish user identity. In 2016 Trust Stamp completed three incubator programs and secured two major launch partnerships and over $1.5m in seed capital. Trust Stamp also received the Publicis 90 Gold Award at Viva Technology in Paris, was named as one of the top-30 Blockchain startups in the World and launched its European subsidiary at TechCrunch Disrupt in London.

In February 2017, Trust Stamp was awarded the Technology Association of Georgia’s FinTech Innovation Award with a $50,000 grand prize. The award also included membership in the renowned ATDC Technology Business Incubator at the Georgia Institute of Technology.

Trust Stamp technical co-founder, Gareth Genner said, “ATDC has already accelerated our growth by presenting us with business opportunities and access to technological insights. Georgia Tech is one of the foremost thought leaders in our space and we believe that their technical expertise will continue to keep us years ahead of both cyber criminals and competitors.”

Before appearing on the national stage in October for Money 20/20, the team will present at the 36|86 Technology Conference in Nashville TN which showcases promising growth-stage startups innovating in traditional industries and positioning the region to lead the country’s next wave of entrepreneurship.