RIWI Corp. (RWCRF) reports developments as a market research platform and global trend-tracking and prediction technology firm. The company offers clients tracking surveys, continuous risk monitoring, predictive analytics and ad effectiveness tests on monthly or annual subscription terms across global markets. Recurring updates cover IFRS financial results, AI-powered survey and data-collection capabilities, synthetic data generation using Random Domain Intercept Technology, integration of acquired research assets, working-capital financing, stock option grants, transfer-agent changes and board governance matters.
RIWI (RWCRF) has launched Verify Human™, a browser-based platform that verifies whether an online participant is a real, live, unique person before data collection or digital interactions.
The system uses behavioural, device and session signals, with optional on-device facial analysis that does not transmit or store images or video on RIWI servers. It can run in camera-free, behavioural-only mode and integrates via redirects, embedded widgets, SDKs, APIs and webhooks. Verify Human is sold as a SaaS offering, from a free 30-day trial to enterprise plans, with paid subscriptions starting at US$99 per month including a verification allowance and volume-based pricing. The product is now commercially available, with paying customers onboarding and proof-of-concept deployments underway.
RIWI Corp (RWCRF) commercially launched CoolTool 2.0, an AI-native survey and research platform that is already in use by paying customers.
The platform is sold on a recurring subscription basis, with additional advanced AI and neuromarketing features available through a credit-based usage model aimed at generating recurring and incremental revenue. Built with artificial intelligence integrated across the workflow, CoolTool 2.0 supports non-conscious research methods such as implicit testing, eye tracking and emotion measurement, AI-powered probing of open-ended responses, AI-assisted survey design and programming, automated translation, and integration with customers’ own AI environments to meet strict security and data-governance needs. Sonar Strategies is cited as an early customer.
RIWI (RWCRF) announced a revenue-sharing partnership with RedJade Sensory Solutions on September 14, 2026, integrating RIWI’s audience access into the RedJade research platform.
Under the agreement, RIWI will supply external survey respondents for research conducted through RedJade, earning a contractual share of revenue from qualifying survey responses sourced via RIWI. RedJade’s platform is used for sensory and consumer research across industries such as food and beverage, personal care, household products, healthcare, automotive, travel, hospitality and financial services. RIWI becomes RedJade’s primary integrated external audience provider, gaining an additional distribution channel embedded directly in RedJade’s workflow. Revenue to RIWI is transaction-based, with no guaranteed minimum and dependent on customer adoption and completed survey activity.
RIWI Corp (RWCRF) will present at the 2026 Annual Smallcap Discoveries Conference in Vancouver on September 28-29, 2026.
CEO Greg Wong will provide an overview of the company’s business, recent operational and financial milestones, growth strategy and outlook, and management will hold one-on-one meetings with investors during the event. The conference focuses on commercial-stage Canadian small caps and long-term investor relationships.
RIWI (OTC: RWCRF, TSXV: RIWI) will present its research and prediction technologies, including its AI-based VerifyHuman anti-fraud tool and CoolTool 2.0 survey platform, at the 2026 Corporate Researchers Conference in Chicago. RIWI also granted 494,778 stock options to directors at an exercise price of $0.155 per share, expiring August 24, 2031, under its stock option plan.
RIWI (OTC: RWCRF) reported Q2 2026 revenue of $885,158, down 40.8% from $1,495,370 in Q2 2025 but up 7.9% sequentially. Revenue comprised $418,937 transaction, $96,945 recurring and $369,276 project-based revenue. Net loss widened to $466,545, with operating loss of $414,129.
The Company attributed recurring revenue softness to two previously disclosed contract non-renewals totaling about $319,000 of prior-year quarterly revenue, partly offset by CoolTool subscription growth. RIWI signed 181 customer contracts, including 24 new customers, mainly from its audience business. Managed services audience revenue in June nearly doubled versus May after operational changes.
RIWI launched a beta of its AI-powered anti-fraud solution and piloted CoolTool 2.0, with broader availability targeted for Q3 2026. As of June 30, 2026, cash was $1.16 million and shareholders’ equity $1.00 million, versus $0.55 million and $0.14 million at December 31, 2025.
RIWI (OTC:RWCRF) reported voting results from its June 24, 2026 annual general and special meeting. Shareholders representing 13,806,390 shares (51.66%) were present. All five director nominees were elected, the board size was fixed at five, and BDO Canada LLP was reappointed auditor with 100% support. An amended and restated security-based compensation plan received 41.36% for and 58.64% against from disinterested shareholders and was not approved.
RIWI (OTC: RWCRF) and analyst firm TGOA launched the 2026 Global Data Impact Index (GD2I), assessing data supply-chain maturity at 300 enterprises in North America and Europe.
The index totals 64/100, with low scores in data maturity (14/25), AI and automation (12/25), and information supply chain management (13/25).
RIWI (OTC: RWCRF) reported Q1 2026 revenue of $820,503, down 47.7% from Q1 2025, and a net loss of $526,795 (loss per share $0.03). Operating expenses fell to $1.27M. Cash rose to $1.72M, supported by a CAD $2.50M private placement.
RIWI signed 145 customer contracts, including 17 new customers, but faced capacity issues in its ad hoc audience business. The company advanced AI products CoolTool 2.0 and VerifyHuman and granted 125,000 stock options at CAD $0.32 to JT Pacific.
RIWI (OTC: RWCRF) announced a planned Board transition on April 20, 2026: Chair Annette Cusworth, Founder Neil Seeman, and Director David Kincaid will step down, while CEO Greg Wong and Leonard (Lenny) Murphy remain on the Board. James Bowen, Marc Kazimirski, and Al Leong are appointed as new directors.
The Board committees are updated and Odyssey Trust Company replaces Computershare as transfer agent, effective immediately; shareholders need take no action.