Trust Stamp Inc. (NASDAQ: IDAI) announced that it has been chosen to join the 2026 Trust Village incubator program in Switzerland, a collaboration that brings together EPFL Innovation Park, Trust Valley, SICPA and the Canton de Vaud. The six‑month program will give the company access to a network of European trust‑tech firms, financial institutions and blockchain innovators, and will serve as a launchpad for piloting its StableKey privacy‑preserving identity solution in digital asset wallets, self‑custody solutions and credential verification services.
The selection is a key milestone in Trust Stamp’s European go‑to‑market strategy. By aligning StableKey with the EU’s eIDAS 2.0 framework, the company positions itself to meet the growing demand for secure, privacy‑preserving digital identities across the EU. The Swiss partnership also taps into a region that is a global leader in trust technologies, blockchain and digital identity, giving Trust Stamp a strategic foothold in a high‑growth market.
Financially, Trust Stamp has faced a challenging trajectory in recent years, with declining revenue and significant losses. However, its Q3 2025 filing shows a reversal of that trend, reporting increased Net Recognized Revenue and a reduction in Total Operating Expenses compared with the prior year. The company’s focus on cost discipline and strategic investments in high‑margin segments is reflected in these improved metrics, indicating a path toward a stable, multi‑year revenue stream from institutional partners.
CEO Gareth Genner emphasized the strategic importance of the partnership, stating, “We are honored to join the Trust Valley ecosystem and participate in the Trust Village programme in Switzerland. This collaboration will accelerate our mission to redefine how privacy, trust, and security intersect in the digital economy.” Dr. David Grima will represent Trust Stamp on‑site, underscoring the company’s commitment to deep engagement with the incubator’s ecosystem.
The incubator will enable Trust Stamp to test StableKey in real‑world scenarios, gather feedback from European financial institutions, and refine its technology to meet regulatory requirements. Successful pilots could accelerate adoption across the EU, support the company’s goal of securing institutional revenue, and strengthen its competitive positioning against other identity‑verification providers.
Overall, Trust Stamp’s selection for the Trust Village incubator marks a significant step toward expanding its presence in Europe, enhancing its product offering, and building a foundation for long‑term growth in the privacy‑preserving identity market.
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