Company Description
All Things Mobile Analytic, Inc. (ATMH) is a US-based financial technology and information technology company whose common stock trades on the OTC Pink market under the symbol ATMH. According to the company’s public statements, it focuses on what it calls 21st Century Enhanced Fintech and IT Services, combining financial technology, telecommunications, mobile applications, and Internet of Things (IoT) solutions. The company describes its work as rooted in the core technologies of the so‑called 4th Industrial Revolution: AI, Blockchain, Cloud, and Data (ABCD), and positions these as the foundation for its platforms and services.
ATMH presents itself as a FinTech company that has spent years developing a range of offerings. Across multiple public releases, the company highlights projects and services that include a Professional Digital Asset Exchange, mobile payment systems, mobile voice and data applications, merchant services and e‑banking, blockchain-based monetization technologies, hotspot gateway solutions, and IoT applications for smart cities. These initiatives are framed as part of a broader effort to support trends such as the “Contact‑less Economy” and the “New Normal,” with a focus on concepts the company calls Open Banking, Open Data, Open Payment, and Open Trading/Open DATA Trading.
Fintech and Digital Asset Focus
In its press materials, All Things Mobile Analytic, Inc. repeatedly emphasizes financial technology as a core area. The company states that it is developing and operating a Professional Digital Asset Exchange, along with Reliable Mobile Payment Systems and New‑Era Merchant Services & E‑Banking. These offerings are described as designed to enhance customer experiences and to provide secure, reliable ways to transact digitally. The company also references monetization blockchain technologies, indicating that blockchain is integrated into its approach to payments, digital assets, and platform development.
ATMH’s communications highlight a focus on security and reliability in its fintech solutions, and refer to a team with experience in blockchain, finance, IT security, and enterprise‑level infrastructure. The company links this expertise to the development and operation of its platforms, and to its aim of building a unified global platform that connects communication providers and supports financial technology services.
Telecommunications, SMS, and Digital Infrastructure
Beyond fintech, All Things Mobile Analytic, Inc. describes a substantial presence in telecommunications and messaging. In multiple announcements, the company notes that it has acquired and integrated telecom carrier assets, including Mival Connect SA, a Switzerland‑based telecommunications operator that provides voice and SMS services to customers and operators worldwide, and SpeedTelecom1 LLC, which is described as focused on data service routes and roaming services with an app that supports an eSIM “simless” service for B2C and B2B customers.
The company states that these operations form a telecommunications foundation on which it is building additional products and services, including fintech, IoT, and blockchain platforms. In a later update, ATMH further notes that it has integrated three Italian technology firms—Alfa XXI S.r.l., Praesidiumnet S.r.l., and Timatica S.r.l., all based in Rome—into its operational portfolio. According to the company, these firms are recognized for innovation, performance, and EBITDA margins, and they expand ATMH’s capabilities in financial technology, digital services, and next‑generation infrastructure.
ATMH also states that it is a leader in telecommunication and SMS messaging services, offering global‑scale wholesale messaging and campaign execution technologies used for high‑volume, real‑time engagement across industries. In its description of the Mival Connect operations, the company highlights wholesale voice business and SMS market activities, including roles as an aggregator and work on SMS‑based projects for retail markets.
IoT, NB‑IoT, and Health & Wellness Applications
Internet of Things (IoT) applications are another recurring theme in the company’s disclosures. ATMH has announced initiatives involving NB‑IoT (Narrowband IoT), describing it as a solution suited to high volumes of low data in remote locations with long battery life, long‑range coverage, strong signal penetration, and low latency. The company and its partners describe NB‑IoT as suitable for use cases such as gas and water meters, equipment monitoring, commercial meters, and smart and health devices.
In collaboration with SpeedTelecom1, ATMH has announced plans for an IoT marketplace that uses NB‑IoT to support sectors such as smart metering, healthcare, asset tracking, point‑of‑sale, fleet management, and smart homes. The company has also highlighted health‑oriented wearable devices, including a smart watch for real‑time health and location monitoring and a wearable smart ring with NFC intended for wellness‑related use cases, both designed to connect to an app and portal for B2C and B2B wellness solutions.
In another initiative, ATMH announced a joint venture with New World LLC, a Dubai‑based company associated with the illdoit.me application. The company describes this application as a mobile IoT app designed to provide solutions for a broad range of services for business owners and end users, with a focus on high‑volume, low‑data NB‑IoT connectivity in remote environments.
PayToGo and Facial‑Recognition Payment
All Things Mobile Analytic, Inc. has also publicized its PayToGo brand and product, described as a PWA (Progressive Web App) and service that enables facial‑recognition payment (FRP). In its materials, the company explains FRP as a digital payment method at physical stores in which a user pays by having their face scanned at a specialized touchscreen device running the PayToGo app. The device connects to a facial‑information database maintained by the parent company, and, once a user’s identity is confirmed, payment is completed after the user taps to confirm.
The company contrasts this approach with device‑dependent methods such as mobile wallets that require specific smartphones. ATMH states that PayToGo allows users with a validated account and associated debit card, credit card, or bank account to pay without needing a particular phone model or even having a phone present, which it characterizes as enabling a wider audience to use facial‑recognition payments.
Metaverse and Digital Experience
In addition to fintech, telecom, and IoT, ATMH has referenced a Metaverse Division focused on information and content. The company describes this division as offering an enriched and immersive white‑label proprietary Metaverse platform that provides access to products, services, content, entertainment, information, and customer support through a virtual 3D interface. This is presented as another channel through which the company can deliver its digital services and customer engagement tools.
Corporate Development and Geographic Footprint
All Things Mobile Analytic, Inc. identifies itself as a US‑based company with offices and operations connected to several locations. Public releases reference activities in New York, New York, and note a lease for a new office location in Delray Beach, Florida, described as an expansion from an existing location in Miami. On the international side, the company highlights operations in Switzerland through Mival Connect SA, and in Rome, Italy through Alfa XXI S.r.l., Praesidiumnet S.r.l., and Timatica S.r.l.
In its communications, ATMH states that, following acquisitions and integration of subsidiaries, it is pursuing a unified global platform that securely connects communication providers worldwide through acquisitions and partnerships. The company also notes that it has filed a Form S‑1 registration statement with the US Securities and Exchange Commission, with the stated intention of offering shares of its common stock to the public once that registration statement is declared effective.
Business Philosophy and Stated Priorities
Across multiple announcements, All Things Mobile Analytic, Inc. emphasizes a guiding principle summarized as “Customer First.” The company states that it has continued to develop platforms and services through periods of market volatility and broader crises, and that it aims to work for the wellbeing of customers, employees, shareholders, and society. It also references efforts to improve transparency and communication with shareholders, including the use of an online forum to address questions.
ATMH’s stated priorities include expanding its commercial operations, integrating new brands, products, and services, and building what it describes as a proper portfolio of revenues based on its telecom, fintech, IoT, and blockchain activities. The company’s communications focus on long‑term platform development, acquisitions to broaden its technology base and geographic reach, and the application of ABCD technologies to financial and communication services.
Website and Information Resources
The company has announced the launch of an updated corporate website intended to make it easier for users to learn about its technical solutions and industry applications. It describes the site as organized into categories, with case studies, a knowledge center, and a news section that covers workshops, trade shows, press releases, and company announcements. These resources are presented as a way for clients and stakeholders to understand ATMH’s projects and the value it aims to create through its technology and services.
Company Status
Based on the available information, All Things Mobile Analytic, Inc. continues to describe itself as active in fintech, telecommunications, IoT, and related technology services, with its stock trading on the OTC Pink market under the symbol ATMH. The company’s public communications focus on acquisitions, platform development, and regulatory steps such as the filing of a Form S‑1 registration statement.
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Short Interest History
Short interest in All Things Mobile Analytic (ATMH) currently stands at 77 shares, representing 0.0% of the float. Over the past 12 months, short interest has increased by 54%. This relatively low short interest suggests limited bearish sentiment.
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Days to cover for All Things Mobile Analytic (ATMH) currently stands at 1.0 days. This low days-to-cover ratio indicates high liquidity, allowing short sellers to quickly exit positions if needed.