Credissential plans development of features for Antenna

Mr. Colin Frost reports CREDISSENTIAL ANNOUNCES DEVELOPMENT OF FEATURES FOR ANTENNA TRANSFER PLATFORM Credissential Inc. has planned the development of two features for the Antenna platform. SecureVault Auto-Destruct and an Apple Wallet enabled QR code. The company believes that these capabilities will enable users to configure transferred files to automatically delete from Antenna servers after successful download, providing an additional layer of data protection for sensitive communications; and enable users to use the Antenna platform for cashless transactions through existing Apple Wallet infrastructure. The company believes that the development of the SecureVault Auto-Destruct feature will represent an advancement in secure file transfer technology, addressing growing enterprise and government demands for enhanced data life cycle management and compliance capabilities. The company also believes that it will help the Antenna platform become less vulnerable to data leaks by no longer housing sensitive files that have been successfully transferred. "The Auto-Destruct feature is intended to give our users control over their sensitive data," said Colin Frost, chief executive officer of Credissential. "This feature is being developed to ensure that confidential files don't persist longer than necessary, reducing security exposure, and helping organizations and individuals meet data retention policies and desires." In addition to SecureVault Auto-Destruct, the company is also planning a follow-on feature to enable payments via scan-to-pay QR code that can be added to Apple Wallet. This integration, currently in the research phase, is designed to streamline transactions, enhance user convenience and expand the functionality of the Antenna Transfer (QuantumAI Secure) platform. "The planned SecureVault Auto-Destruct feature is designed to give our users control over their sensitive data, with the goal of ensuring confidential files don't persist longer than necessary and helping organizations meet strict data retention policies," said Colin Frost, chief executive officer of Credissential. "We're also planning Apple Wallet integration for Antenna Transfer, which could streamline payment processing and make our platform even more accessible to users seeking seamless payment capabilities." The company anticipates that these new developments will integrate with Antenna's existing postquantum cryptographic security protocols, offering users selectable auto-deletion time frames, confirmation protocols and payment options to ensure data is permanently removed from all system components following successful transfer completion while enabling fast, secure payment processing. Development of Auto-Destruct is and scan-to-pay QR code are currently in the development phase, with full implementation expected to be completed following the acquisition of Antenna by Codeifai Ltd., as announced on July 2, 2025. Restricted share unit grants The company has granted 24.3 million restricted share units (RSUs) of the company pursuant to its omnibus equity incentive plan adopted by the shareholders on Feb. 23, 2024. Of this total, an aggregate of 3.8 million RSUs have been granted to insiders of the company. The RSUs are subject to the standard four-month-and-one-day hold period. About Credissential Inc. Credissential is an AI-powered financial services software developer, currently focused on the development and commercialization of its flagship products, Credissential, Dealer flow, Coin CMPLY and Antenna Transfer. We seek Safe Harbor.