Trust Stamp (Nasdaq: IDAI) announced that it has entered into a Letter of Intent with Qenta Inc. for a strategic alliance to serve a global federated network including crypto, bank, and other financial services companies. The Letter of Intent is non-binding until the definitive transaction documents are executed.

Gareth N. Genner, CEO of Trust Stamp, commented, “Qenta is a global company that elevates the world’s citizens and businesses through a frictionless, accessible, secure, and compliant financial ecosystem that can digitize and democratize all of the world’s assets and transactions. According to a report by the Boston Consulting Group, the global movement from physical to digital transactions is estimated to result in $16 Trillion in annualized digital transactions by 2030, with resulting service revenue from tokenization predicted to grow from $2.81 Billion in 2023 to $13.2 Billion by 2032.”

Genner went on to say, “Qenta’s interlocking products and services, including the QOS blockchain, bridge the gap between legacy financial rails and the new, digital and tokenized economy and will be further enhanced by Trust Stamp’s proprietary technology providing secure, tokenized identity services ensuring both compliance and privacy. Given that twenty of our issued patents and nine of our pending patents are directly related to tokenization of identity and data, I believe that Trust Stamp is well positioned to play a significant role in the fast-growing digital transaction market."

Brent De Jong, Chairman, CEO, and Founder of Qenta, commented, “This strategic alliance brings together two innovative companies with complementary technologies. Trust Stamp and Qenta share a vision of shaping the future of identity and data management. Combining our technologies and solutions will enhance capabilities for innovative and regulatory-compliant AI-powered solutions addressing data controls, privacy, secure content transfer, and payments. Our alliance will leverage relationships and activities in major market sectors such as finance, commodities, advertising, government, media, and sports. Both companies operate in multiple geographies and have complementary capabilities, enabling a more comprehensive and global delivery of products and services to businesses, governments, regulatory bodies, and consumers.”