Investor Resources

Frequently Asked Questions

Contact information for Trust Stamp investors and shareholders.

Investor Information

Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to common questions about Trust Stamp shares, professional advisers, and shareholder services.

Colonial Stock Transfer Company, Inc.
66 Exchange Place, 1st floor
Salt Lake City, UT 84111
Phone: 801-355-5740
https://www.colonialstock.com/contactus.htm

CBIZ CPAs P.C.
601 Route 73 North, Suite 400
Marlton, NJ 08053
Phone 856.830.1600

Crowdcheck Law LLP
1423 Leslie Ave
Alexandria, VA 22301

5555 Glenridge Connector
Suite 200
Atlanta, GA 30342,
United States
Tel: 404-806-9906
investorinquiries@truststamp.net

December 31

Shares in T Stamp Inc. can be purchased and traded through brokerage firms that access the Nasdaq markets in accordance with market rules and regulations, depending on where you wish to buy stock.

Shares purchased directly from the company are held in accounts with Colonial Stock Transfer. You will need to transfer these shares to a brokerage that facilitates trading on the market(s) that you wish to access before being able to sell them. Please reference our instructions for electronically transferring shares to a brokerage account using the DRS system, with additional information on requesting a physical stock certificate in the FAQ section: https://truststamp.ai/ai/TStamp_ColonialStockTransfer_DRSGuide.pdf

Trust Stamp is not involved in the process of removing restrictions. Please review Colonial Stock Transfer’s overview of the restriction removal process for more information, and contact Colonial’s Shareholder Services Department if you need assistance.

There has been no change in your percentage ownership or the value of your investment. All shares of common stock were split equally and there has been no change to the rights applicable to each share.

All market transactions prior to 23 August were denominated, priced and settled as pre-split shares and the split does not impact those transactions. All market transactions on 23 August and onwards are denominated, priced and settled as split shares.

The reverse split was a requirement for listing on NASDAQ. One of the listing criteria requires (amongst other requirements) a minimum of 2,000 shares a day to be traded over a 30 day-period. The split had the effect of multiplying the shares traded by a factor of five.

There has been no change in your percentage ownership or the value of your investment. All shares of common stock were split equally and there has been no change to the rights applicable to each share. Each shareholder will hold five shares for each one previously held, there is no change in the total value of each shareholder’s investment.
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