Trust Stamp signs three-year Nigeria identity agreement with BLIP Limited
Trust Stamp said it signed a three-year agreement with Nigerian technology provider BLIP Limited to supply AI-powered identity verification for government registration programs in Nigeria. The company describes it as one of its largest deployments to date, but the filing states the agreement includes no revenue guarantee, so shareholders cannot yet rely on its financial contribution.
Key points
- Initial term of three years, extendable by the parties; BLIP's Nigerian government engagement or a breach could end it early.
- Management believes year-three revenue could be $3 million to $5 million, but the agreement does not guarantee any revenue.
- Deployment is expected to exceed one million enrollments in its first year, with programs covering a population of tens of millions.
- Agreement signed by the company and BLIP; press release issued October 26, 2026, and the 8-K filed October 27, 2026.
The filing
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