Protected security mechanisms
Detailed TAA code logic, coercion handling, protected alert processes and decision rules are not published.
Intellectual property
Two distinct inventions. Public status, controlled technical disclosure.
TAA SECO separates public institutional information from protected technical and patent material. TAA and TPV are treated as distinct inventions, while TAA-TPV refers to their combined protection framework. The public site states only documented procedural status and does not disclose unpublished technical detail.
Documented status
Patent applications concerning TAA and TPV were transmitted to and received by OAPI in March 2026.
The TAA and TPV technologies are distinct inventions and are the subject of patent applications transmitted to and received by the African Intellectual Property Organization (OAPI) in March 2026.
Documentary references associated with the March 2026 protection procedures include:
- PV No. 1202600119 — 19 March 2026
- PV No. 1202600120 — 19 March 2026
These references document protection procedures concerning the TAA and TPV inventions. They do not state or imply that patents have already been granted, that protection automatically extends worldwide, or that a PCT filing has already been completed.
Public status statementThe PV dates are published as documentary procedural references and are not presented here as a definitive statement of international priority or international filing status. Detailed technical and patent documentation is disclosed only in appropriate confidential contexts.
Terminology
Patent and product naming follow the canonical TAA SECO architecture.
For public consistency: TAA SECO is the platform and brand; TAA is the first invention; TPV is the second invention; TAA-TPV is the combined framework; SECO is a public security-identification code from TAA; and AOM is a service enabled by the security infrastructure.
Disclosure policy
What remains outside the public layer.
The objective is to explain the project without weakening security, confidentiality or intellectual-property strategy.
Restricted enrolment logic
Detailed identity enrolment, validation, matching and authentication sequences are not published.
Patent documentation
Claims, descriptive memoranda and unpublished technical annexes remain in controlled confidential channels.
Commercial and legal material
Licence pricing, investment terms, contracts, NDAs, exclusivity commitments and identity documents are not part of the public website.
Claims discipline
Measured public language is part of the security and governance model.
Public descriptions use language such as “designed to reduce risk”, “intended to strengthen trust”, “can help verify” and “adds a complementary security layer”. Claims of universal compatibility, guaranteed recovery, complete traceability, elimination of fraud or equivalent absolute outcomes require evidence before publication.
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