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A patent-protected platform replacing the global OTP authentication market.

TrueSign is a cryptographic approval platform replacing one-time passwords and traditional multi-factor authentication for transaction authorization across banking, government, defense, insurance, and fintech. The protocol is protected by USPTO Patent Application 19/644,477 (sole inventor: Charles Cohen). The addressable market exceeds $6.9 billion in annual recurring revenue across six segments. The platform is being built and commercialized by an operator with thirty years of sovereign-scale infrastructure and fintech execution experience.

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Charles Cohen
Founder & CEO
+1 310-753-2558
Beverly Hills, California · By appointment
BLOCK BThe Founder

Charles Cohen, Founder & Chief Executive Officer.

Charles Cohen, founder and CEO

Sole inventor on USPTO 19/644,477. More than thirty years in global energy and infrastructure. Chief Commercial Officer, Strategy & Development at SkyPower Global for nearly two decades, leadership role in scaling a 25+ GW utility-scale solar pipeline across 30+ jurisdictions, structuring multi-billion-dollar Power Purchase Agreements with sovereign governments and national utilities including Uzbekistan, Kenya, Egypt, Bangladesh, India, and Nepal. Founder, CEO and Chairman of TransCash (patented prepaid financial platform). Former President & CEO, BCBGMaxAzria Entertainment. Speaker at the UN Global Compact Leaders’ Summit, UNECE Geneva, Clean Equity Monaco, and the World Future Energy Summit. Fluent in English, French, and Hebrew.

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Track record
  • 30+ years global energy and infrastructure
  • 25+ GW utility-scale solar pipeline leadership at SkyPower Global
  • 30+ Power Purchase Agreements with sovereign counterparties
  • Sovereign-scale execution: Uzbekistan, Kenya, Egypt, Bangladesh, India, Nepal
  • Founder & CEO, TransCash (patented prepaid platform)
  • Sole inventor, USPTO 19/644,477
  • Speaker: UN Global Compact, UNECE Geneva, Clean Equity Monaco, World Future Energy Summit
BLOCK CThe Opportunity

Six addressable segments. Approximately $6.9 billion in ARR potential at full segment penetration.

ARR potential by segment
Tier-1 Global Banks
$2.4B
Tier-2 Regional Banks
$1.5B
Enterprise Non-Financial (Fortune 500)
$1.2B
Government Agencies (US Federal + Allied)
$800M
Insurance Companies
$600M
Regulated Fintechs
$400M
SegmentCounterpartiesARR Potential
Tier-1 Global Banks~50 institutions$2.4B
Tier-2 Regional Banks~500 institutions$1.5B
Enterprise Non-Financial (Fortune 500)~500 companies$1.2B
Government Agencies (US Federal + Allied)FedRAMP-bound$800M
Insurance Companies~200 enterprises$600M
Regulated Fintechs2,000+ companies$400M
Combined TAM~$6.9B

Figures derive from the internal Phase 2 Commercialization Specification and represent ARR potential at full segment penetration over a multi-year horizon. See the forward-looking statements disclaimer below.

BLOCK DWhy Now

The structural conditions for transaction-bound authorization are now met.

Authorized push payment fraud is the fastest-growing loss category in global banking. UK regulations now mandate bank reimbursement. EU PSD3 strengthens dynamic-linking obligations. The economics of OTP as a security control no longer balance.
Hardware secure execution (TEE, Secure Enclave, FIDO2 authenticators) is now ubiquitous on the device side. The technical conditions for hardware-bound authorization are met; the missing layer is the protocol, and TrueSign owns the patent.
Quantum-computing horizons are moving from theoretical to procurement-relevant in regulated industries with thirty-year data-retention obligations. TrueSign’s post-quantum-ready architecture aligns with the procurement window now opening.
BLOCK EThe Moat

Patent. Operator. Standards. Integration.

Patent

USPTO 19/644,477 (14 claims) + continuation pipeline + PCT path.

Operator

Founder with thirty years of regulated-market and sovereign-transaction execution.

Standards alignment

Built on FIDO2, NIST, PSD2 dynamic linking, ISO 20022, not against them.

Integration footprint

Pre-built core banking connectors (Temenos, Finastra, FIS, Fiserv, SWIFT).

BLOCK FPhase Discipline

Phase 1 → Phase 2 commercialization trajectory.

Phase trajectory
Phase 1Phase 2
Phase 1
USPTO 19/644,477 filed
Phase 1
Reference architecture
Phase 1
Pilot conversations (NDA)
Phase 2
ISO 27001 + SOC 2 Type II
Phase 2
FedRAMP Moderate ATO
Phase 2
PCT international filing
Phase 1

Patent-defensible MVP, institutional credibility, pilot conversations.

Filing of USPTO 19/644,477. Reference architecture. Institutional engagement with banking, federal, and defense buyers. Pilot conversations under mutual NDA.

Phase 2, 18-month roadmap

ISO 27001, SOC 2 Type II, PCI DSS 4.0, FedRAMP Moderate ATO.

Commercial launch. Core banking connector certification (Temenos, Finastra, FIS, Fiserv, SWIFT). PCT international filing by September 30, 2026.

BLOCK GCapital Position

Engaging with select institutional investors.

Data World 1, LLC is currently engaging with select institutional investors for the next round of growth capital. Detailed financial materials, the Phase 2 Commercialization Specification, and projection models are available in the NDA-gated Investor Data Room. Qualified parties may request access using the form below.

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Forward-looking statements

This material contains forward-looking statements that involve risks and uncertainties. Projections, market sizing, ARR trajectories, and unit economics are illustrative and based on internal assumptions about market penetration, sales cycle length, and conversion rates. Actual results may differ. These materials are provided for the information of qualified institutional investors under non-disclosure agreement. They do not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy securities. No representation or warranty, express or implied, is made as to the accuracy, completeness, or reliability of the information.