Trust Stamp, a global provider of AI-powered identity services, has listed today on the Euronext Growth index in Dublin.
Euronext Growth is operated by Euronext Dublin and is focused on high growth small and mid-cap companies.
Founded in 2016, Trust Stamp is an artificial intelligence company that develops proprietary identity solutions to help determine whether an individual is who they say they are and that they can be trusted.
Its AI-powered facial biometrics establishes proof of life and are resistant to presentation attacks.
The company now employs over 60 people on three continents and its customers including Mastercard International and Synchrony Financial. Its market capitalisation stood at $28m today.
Gareth Genner, CEO and co-founder of Trust Stamp, said that today marks a significant milestone for the companhy as it lists on Euronext Dublin and showcases its ambition for the European and global markets.
"We have an ambitious strategy for expansion and growth in the coming years and are excited to meet with investors and potential commercial partners. We also look forward to continuing our work with humanitarian agencies and NGOs worldwide," Mr Genner added.
Andrew Gowasack, co-founder of Trust Stamp, said that digital identity is one of the greatest challenges we face in a connected world.
He said that innovation with a cross-industry understanding of needs in data privacy, security and accessibility is critical for a future where trusted identity systems lay the foundation for progress on a global scale.
"Trust Stamp's core technology irreversibly transforms sensitive data to maximise both its privacy and utility. With advanced artificial intelligence at the heart of our work, the same solutions can be used to protect personal information, enhance organisational security and enable access for individuals in a variety of contexts," he added.
