Technology / operating licence
Licensed use of one or more approved TAA SECO technologies or services within an agreed operational scope, subject to a specific written agreement.
Partners, pilots & licensing
Evaluate the trust layer, define the integration model, then scale.
TAA SECO is being structured for controlled collaboration with telecommunications operators, financial institutions, payment providers, enterprises, merchants, digital platforms, public administrations and other security-sensitive organizations. Collaboration can address TAA, TPV, SECO, AOM or the combined TAA-TPV framework according to the use case.
Collaboration model
A staged path from use case to deployment.
The public process is intentionally simple. Detailed technical mechanisms are introduced only where confidentiality, governance and evaluation conditions are appropriate.
01Priority use cases
Identify the communication, identity, transaction, counterparty, coercion or affiliation scenarios that justify an additional trust layer.
Identify the communication, identity, transaction, counterparty, coercion or affiliation scenarios that justify an additional trust layer.
02Technical feasibility
Assess compatibility with existing telecom, banking, payment, identity or institutional infrastructure and determine which TAA SECO components are relevant.
Assess compatibility with existing telecom, banking, payment, identity or institutional infrastructure and determine which TAA SECO components are relevant.
03Controlled pilot
Define scope, security boundaries, governance, success criteria and confidentiality requirements.
Define scope, security boundaries, governance, success criteria and confidentiality requirements.
04Evaluation
Measure operational value, integration impact and risk reduction before wider rollout.
Measure operational value, integration impact and risk reduction before wider rollout.
05Progressive deployment
Scale only after technical, governance, regulatory and commercial conditions are validated.
Scale only after technical, governance, regulatory and commercial conditions are validated.
Licensing & integration
The technology can be explored as an integration layer, not only as a standalone application.
Depending on the partner, sector and technical model, several collaboration pathways may be evaluated. TAA and TPV are distinct inventions; TAA-TPV is their combined framework; SECO is a public security-identification code from TAA; and AOM is a service enabled by the security infrastructure.
Integration licence
Integration of selected TAA, TPV, SECO or AOM functions into an existing partner application, platform or service where technically appropriate.
Development licence
Development of a partner-operated application or service using licensed TAA or TPV technology and associated approved services or interfaces.
Strategic partnership
Jointly structured development, pilot, market deployment or post-compromise protection programme where deeper collaboration is appropriate.
Any licence scope, territory, sector, exclusivity, commercial conditions, technical rights and implementation obligations remain subject to a specific written agreement and applicable technical, regulatory and governance requirements.
Topics for institutional discussion
What a first partner conversation can cover.
- Technical feasibility and integration constraints
- Priority TAA, TPV, SECO or AOM use cases
- Before-compromise or post-compromise deployment context
- Pilot scope and evaluation criteria
- Integration with existing infrastructure
- Security, governance, privacy and confidentiality requirements
- Appropriate licensing or strategic-development pathway
- Commercial models after technical validation
Controlled disclosure
Public first. Confidential only when necessary.
Public material is sufficient for initial institutional evaluation. Protected technical details, patent material, anti-coercion logic, internal identity-validation processes, sensitive security logic and restricted product documentation are disclosed only in appropriate confidential contexts.
The website does not publish current pricing, equity offers, financing requirements, exclusivity commitments, committed licence territories or confidential commercial terms.
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