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Datametrex Subsidiary Paymetrex Rebrands as QuantIP Licensing Corp. to Focus on IP Monetization in Quantum Encryption and Payment Technologies

QuantIP Licensing Corp. aims to capitalize on emerging opportunities at the intersection of payments, cybersecurity, AI, and quantum encryption through strategic patent licensing…

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Datametrex Subsidiary Paymetrex Rebrands as QuantIP Licensing Corp. to Focus on IP Monetization in Quantum Encryption and Payment Technologies

Datametrex AI Limited (TSXV: DM, OTC: DTMXF, FSE: D4G) disclosed on June 23, 2026, that its wholly owned subsidiary Paymetrex Payment Solutions Inc. has officially changed its name to QuantIP Licensing Corp. This rebranding signals a strategic pivot toward intellectual property licensing and monetization focused on payment technologies, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, and emerging quantum encryption applications.

The company explained that QuantIP has been advancing a patent monetization initiative centered on its portfolio of payment-related intellectual property. With the rapid expansion of digital payments, software-based payment acceptance technologies, and heightened security requirements across financial networks, Datametrex sees significant commercial potential in licensing its IP assets relevant to these markets.

QuantIP intends to specifically pursue patent licensing opportunities within the emerging quantum encryption sector, emphasizing applications in the payments industry. Management highlighted that advances in quantum computing are anticipated to increase demand for next-generation encryption technologies designed to safeguard payment systems, transaction processing networks, and broader financial infrastructure.

Michael Kron, COO of Datametrex AI Limited, stated, "The transition to QuantIP Licensing Corp. reflects the evolution of our long-term strategy. We believe the convergence of payments, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, and quantum technologies has the potential to create significant opportunities for intellectual property owners. The QuantIP brand better reflects our objective of pursuing licensing and monetization opportunities within these emerging sectors."

The rebranding to QuantIP Licensing Corp. is intended to underscore the subsidiary’s focus on quantum technologies, intellectual property, and advanced technology applications within the payments and financial technology industries. Datametrex emphasized that the name change does not affect the ownership, structure, or operations of the subsidiary but is part of a broader strategic initiative to align the business with emerging market opportunities.

QuantIP’s positioning is further strengthened by its commercial relationship with Anywhere Commerce, which provides access to payment industry participants and market intelligence. This relationship, combined with QuantIP’s existing patent portfolio and payment industry expertise, is expected to facilitate exploration of licensing opportunities in the evolving quantum encryption market.

Datametrex cautioned that its activities in the quantum encryption sector remain at an early stage. While management is optimistic about the potential of quantum-resistant security technologies as a future market opportunity, there is no assurance that these initiatives will result in successful licensing arrangements, acquisitions, partnerships, or commercial outcomes.

QuantIP Licensing Corp. focuses on the acquisition, development, licensing, and monetization of intellectual property assets relating to payment technologies, cybersecurity, digital infrastructure, artificial intelligence, and emerging quantum encryption applications.

Datametrex AI Limited is a technology company specializing in artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, digital infrastructure, and intellectual property monetization. Through its subsidiaries, the company pursues strategic opportunities in emerging technology sectors.

This announcement contains forward-looking statements regarding strategic plans, anticipated market opportunities, and licensing initiatives. These statements are subject to risks and uncertainties, and actual results may differ materially. Datametrex undertakes no obligation to update forward-looking information except as required by law.

The TSX Venture Exchange and its Regulation Services Provider have not reviewed or accepted responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.

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