Atlanta, GA — September 29, 2025 — Leads & Copy — Trust Stamp (Nasdaq: IDAI) has launched its biometric-binding technology to address the failing age-verification laws. As the push for online safety faces challenges, Trust Stamp’s technology aims to provide a solution to make age verification enforceable.
The announcement comes as the UK’s Online Safety Act faces issues and similar legislation in the U.S. creates compliance concerns for companies.
Trust Stamp President Andrew Gowasack stated that current laws are ineffective because they rely on verifying devices or IP addresses instead of individuals. He noted the surge in VPN use is undermining the existing framework.
Gowasack said that the events in the UK are a preview of similar issues in the U.S., where flawed legislation is impacting numerous states. He added that the company’s TrustedAge™ technology offers a solution by using biometric keys to verify users, with live selfie checks to ensure the right person is accessing content.
Dr. Norman Poh, Chief Science Officer of Trust Stamp, explained that the company’s approach verifies remote human presence and age without exposing sensitive biometric data.
Inquiries:
Trust Stamp Email: shareholders@truststamp.ai
Andrew Gowasack Email: agowasack@truststamp.ai
About Trust Stamp
Trust Stamp is a global provider of AI-powered services. With team members from twenty-two nationalities in eight countries across North America, Europe, Asia, and Africa, Trust Stamp trades on the Nasdaq Capital Market (Nasdaq: IDAI).
Andrew Gowasack Email: agowasack@truststamp.ai
Source: Trust Stamp
