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authID Announces $2 Million Agreement with the EinStrong Foundation

EinStrong has paid $1 million for a non-exclusive license and committed another $1 million for functionality and engineering support.

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authID (AUID) announced a $2 million technology licensing, services and support agreement with the EinStrong Charitable Foundation.

EinStrong paid $1 million for a non-exclusive technology license and committed an additional $1 million for new biometric de-duplication functionality, designed to identify duplicate identities, and engineering support. The agreement supports further development of ESi, EinStrong’s universal ID, used in its direct cash-transfer program for underprivileged populations.

authID also reported that its monthly cash operating expenses fell roughly 40% compared with the first quarter of 2026, entering the fourth quarter with a lower expense base.

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  • Major pointEinStrong paid $1 million for a non-exclusive authID technology license. 12% of market cap
  • Moderate pointMonthly cash operating expenses fell roughly 40% compared with the first quarter of 2026.
  • Minor point. Forward-looking: it has not happened yet and may not happen.EinStrong committed an additional $1 million for new biometric de-duplication functionality and engineering support.

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EinStrong has paid authID $1 million under the agreement, an inflow nearly as large as the $1,350,631 in cash and equivalents reported at June 30, 2026, though that balance predates the payment.

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Agreement value: $2 million Technology license payment: $1 million Additional commitment: $1 million
Agreement value
$2 million
Technology licensing, services and support agreement
Technology license payment
$1 million
Paid for a non-exclusive authID technology license
Additional commitment
$1 million
Committed for biometric de-duplication functionality and engineering support

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biometric de-duplication
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biometric de-duplication technical
"new biometric de-duplication functionality and engineering support."
The process of comparing biometric identifiers (fingerprints, iris scans, facial templates, voiceprints, or other physiological/behavioral traits) across a database to determine whether two or more records belong to the same real person and then removing or flagging duplicate identities. It works by extracting a digital template from each biometric sample and running one-to-many matching algorithms against existing templates using thresholds for similarity; matches above the threshold are treated as duplicates for purposes such as preventing multiple enrollments, duplicate claims, or fraud. Accuracy depends on the quality of biometric data, the matching algorithm and threshold settings, and carries trade-offs between false matches and missed duplicates as well as privacy and regulatory constraints on how biometric data may be stored and shared.

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EinStrong invests $2M in authID’s biometric identity technology to secure its mission to fight poverty and educational inequality

DENVER, Oct. 06, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- authID® (Nasdaq: AUID), a leading provider of biometric identity verification and authentication solutions, today announced a $2 million technology licensing, services, and support agreement with the EinStrong Charitable Foundation, an organization dedicated to alleviating poverty and providing secure and transparent support to vulnerable groups of people around the world.

To enable the further development of ESi, EinStrong’s universal ID, EinStrong paid $1 million for a non-exclusive authID technology license and has committed an additional $1 million for new biometric de-duplication functionality and engineering support.

EinStrong provides direct cash transfers            directly to underprivileged populations such as single mothers living in poverty, utilizing authID technology to positively determine the identities of recipients through biometric identification and verification. EinStrong’s program encourages the improvement of local environments and the progression of sustainable livelihoods, as well as assisting childhood education.

To enhance its ability to prevent fraud and ensure that funds are only provided to eligible recipients, EinStrong has made a significant commitment to the authID technology through investment and product roadmap alignment.

“For over two years we have been proud participants in EinStrong’s mission to assist less fortunate, at-risk communities,” commented Thomas Szoke, CEO of authID. “Their commitment to supporting impoverished societies has inspired our designers and developers to further enhance our tech, allowing them to deter fraudsters and duplicates, and put precious funds in the hands of deserving individuals.”

“We are excited about our business outlook and the execution of this important agreement,” added Szoke.   “Having now reduced our monthly cash operating expenses by roughly 40% as compared to the first quarter 2026, we start the fourth quarter from a leaner base that gives us real leverage as the business grows. We remain committed to disciplined execution and to pursuing the best path forward for authID, its customers and its shareholders."

“Over the last two years, our use of authID’s biometric platform has given our sponsors the confidence to fund our mission knowing that their donations will go only to people in need,” commented Steven Cho, Chief Operating Officer of EinStrong. “By deepening our investment and partnership with authID, EinStrong will further extend its innovation and achieve even greater impact as we scale.”

EinStrong’s proprietary app enables donors to bypass the typical obstacles to philanthropy, with direct cash donations that most easily benefit needy families across multiple continents. authID has supported EinStrong’s mission through a seamless biometric identity experience that allows users to easily and securely assert their identities and gain access to and use donor funds.

About authID

authID® (Nasdaq: AUID) ensures enterprises "Know Who's Behind the Device™" for every customer or employee login and transaction through its easy-to-integrate, patented, biometric identity platform. authID quickly and accurately verifies a user's identity and eliminates any assumption of "who" is behind a device to prevent cybercriminals from compromising account openings or taking over accounts. Combining secure digital onboarding, biometric authentication, and account recovery with a fast, accurate, user-friendly experience, authID delivers biometric identity processing in 700ms, with a 1-to-1-billion false match rate and 1-to-many sub-second search capability. authID delivers all the benefits of biometric identity verification while ensuring complete privacy protection and regulatory compliance by storing no biometric data whatsoever. For more information, visit authid.ai.

authID Investor Relations 
investor-relations@authID.ai

About the EinStrong Foundation

The EinStrong Foundation is a not-for-profit foundation started in 2019, headquartered in Southern California, with additional support from individuals and organizations in Asia and Europe. They invite other individuals, foundations, educational institutions, NGOs, and philanthropists to improve the economic, educational, and climate change objectives of people around the world. Their objective is to benefit a billion people globally in the next 5-10 years.

For more information, contact info@einstrong.org


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What are the terms of authID’s $2 million agreement with EinStrong?

EinStrong paid $1 million for a non-exclusive authID technology license and committed an additional $1 million for new biometric de-duplication functionality and engineering support. The agreement supports further development of ESi, EinStrong’s universal ID.

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