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VerifyMe is a U.S. technology company providing identity verification, authentication, and supply-chain traceability solutions for brands, governments, and consumers.

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Overview

VerifyMe, Inc. is an American technology company that develops identity verification, authentication, and supply-chain traceability solutions. The company is headquartered in Lake Mary, Florida, and its common stock trades on the NASDAQ Capital Market under the ticker symbol VRME. VerifyMe serves brand owners, government agencies, and consumers who need to confirm that a person, product, or document is authentic. VerifyMe's offerings combine physical and digital authentication technologies. Its product portfolio includes patented invisible ink and taggant technologies used for product authentication and brand protection, as well as digital identity verification services such as identity document authentication, biometric matching, and know-your-customer (KYC) and anti-money-laundering (AML) compliance tools. These capabilities are marketed to customers in sectors such as consumer goods, pharmaceuticals, government, financial services, and e-commerce, where counterfeiting, diversion, and identity fraud are persistent risks. The company has evolved through a combination of internal development and acquisitions. It has expanded from its early focus on authentication inks and labels into a broader platform that includes digital identity verification and supply-chain traceability. VerifyMe's technology is designed to let a brand or agency mark a physical item, track it through the supply chain, and allow an end user to verify its authenticity with a smartphone or scanner. VerifyMe generates revenue primarily from recurring authentication and verification services, hardware and consumables, and professional services. Its customer base is largely business-to-business and business-to-government, though some consumer-facing verification applications exist. The company has pursued partnerships and integrations to extend its reach, including work with logistics, retail, and technology partners. As a small-cap public company, VerifyMe operates in a competitive landscape that includes established authentication and identity-verification providers. Its strategy centers on combining physical product authentication with digital identity verification to address both brand-protection and compliance use cases. The company continues to invest in its technology platform and to seek growth through new customer wins, geographic expansion, and additional acquisitions.

History

VerifyMe, Inc. was founded in 1999 and is headquartered in Lake Mary, Florida. The company initially focused on authentication technologies, including patented invisible ink and taggant solutions used to mark and protect physical products from counterfeiting and diversion. These technologies were marketed to brand owners in industries such as consumer goods, pharmaceuticals, and government. Over time, VerifyMe expanded its scope beyond physical authentication into digital identity verification. This shift reflected growing demand for remote identity proofing, document authentication, and compliance with regulations such as KYC and AML. The company developed and acquired capabilities in biometric matching, identity document verification, and related software services. VerifyMe became a publicly traded company and its common stock is listed on the NASDAQ Capital Market under the ticker symbol VRME. As a small-cap public company, it has pursued growth through a combination of organic development, partnerships, and acquisitions. Its technology platform is designed to serve both brand-protection use cases—such as authenticating a product in the supply chain—and identity-verification use cases, such as confirming that a person is who they claim to be. The company has continued to invest in its authentication and verification platform, seeking to address counterfeiting, supply-chain integrity, and identity fraud for customers in the United States and internationally. Its history reflects the broader convergence of physical product security and digital identity technologies.

  • 1999

    VerifyMe, Inc. is founded.

  • VerifyMe becomes a publicly traded company listed on the NASDAQ Capital Market under the ticker symbol VRME.

  • VerifyMe expands its offerings from physical authentication inks and taggants into digital identity verification and supply-chain traceability.

Products and positioning

VerifyMe positions itself as a provider of integrated physical and digital authentication and identity verification solutions for brand protection, supply-chain security, and regulatory compliance.

  • Invisible ink and taggant authentication technologies

    Patented technologies used to mark and authenticate physical products and protect brands from counterfeiting and diversion.

  • Digital identity verification services

    Services including identity document authentication, biometric matching, and KYC/AML compliance tools.

  • Supply-chain traceability solutions

    Solutions that allow brands and agencies to track products through the supply chain and verify authenticity.

Recent events

  • Unconfirmed

    Reported

    VerifyMe deal completed, creating public tokenization company OpenWorld[2]

    The deal involving VerifyMe has created a public tokenization company, OpenWorld, whose shares now trade on Nasdaq, indicating the transaction has taken effect.

  • Renavotio and VerifyMe enter marketing and distribution partnership[3]

    Renavotio announced that it entered a Marketing and Distribution Agreement with VerifyMe. The partnership enables Renavotio to promote, market, distribute and sell VerifyMe products as an enhancement to its personal protective equipment.

  • Reported

    VerifyMe closes $2 million financing[4]

    VerifyMe announced it had closed a $2 million financing of fixed-price convertible debentures and warrants. Some proceeds were used to eliminate its prior outstanding variable-priced convertible notes; the remaining proceeds were designated for general corporate working capital.

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