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Trust Stamp Secures Exclusive AFCAS Subcontract in Ghana, Expanding Government-Digitization Footprint

Oct 30, 2026, 9:21 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed

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Exclusive subcontract for a nationwide digitization program signals credible recurring revenue potential and strengthens IDAI's government-services portfolio, historically a meaningful valuation driver for software-solutions firms with public-sector exposure.

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Trust Stamp (IDAI) announced a Master Technology Subcontract with E&P Limited to serve as the exclusive technology subcontractor for AFCAS, a PPP with the Ghana National Fire Service to digitise fire compliance nationwide. This marks a meaningful government-contract engagement for IDAI in Africa and could unlock recurring revenue from public-safety digitization, with potential expansion into additional modules and future tenders.

Trust Stamp signs Master Technology Subcontract with E&P for AFCAS in Ghana. It designates Trust Stamp as the sole and exclusive technology subcontractor.
AFCAS is a PPP with the Ghana National Fire Service to digitise fire compliance nationwide.
This expands IDAI's footprint in government safety programs. It may yield recurring revenue from public-safety digitization.
Agreement positions IDAI for potential further Africa government contracts. It may lead to expansion into additional modules.

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