VIA announces Platinum Sponsorship and exhibition at the 156th ACA Congress of Correction

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VIA is pleased to be a Platinum Sponsor for the American Correctional Association (ACA) 156th Congress of Correction, convening at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center. As one of the most prominent assemblies in the global corrections sector, the Congress of Correction unites thousands of institutional executives, administrators, and operational experts to establish benchmarks for excellence, facility security, and the future of institutional management.

As a principal partner of this year’s Congress, VIA invites delegates, institutional partners, and public safety leadership to visit Booth #701 in the primary exhibition hall. VIA’s CCO, Joe Babiec, and Director of Public Safety Business Development, Chase Hallman, will conduct live demonstrations of GHOST™, illustrating how VIA’s corrections intelligence platform drives definitive operational outcomes to cultivate more secure institutional environments.

👉 Stay on the lookout for the release of the official ACA agenda and explore the capabilities of GHOST™ prior to the event. Don’t miss the chance to see GHOST™ in action. Reach out directly to Joe Babiec and Chase Hallman on LinkedIn to find time to meet.

VIA announced as Gold Sponsor for the 26th Annual Correctional Technology Association Summit

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VIA is pleased to announce its role as a Gold Sponsor for the Annual Technology Summit, hosted by the Corrections Technology Association (CTA) at the Gaylord Rockies Resort. This benchmark conference focuses exclusively on the role of information technology and emerging digital architecture in modernizing correctional infrastructure, enhancing perimeter security, and optimizing data management for public safety agencies nationwide.

VIA’s CCO, Joe Babiec, and Director of Public Safety Business Development, Chase Hallman, will be attending the summit to showcase GHOST™, VIA’s AI-powered corrections intelligence platform, which identifies and executes the rapid termination of unlawful, contraband cell phones inside correctional facilities without disrupting legitimate communications. 

👉 Learn more about the CTA Annual Summit here and explore the capabilities of GHOST™ prior to the event. Be sure to reach out directly to Joe Babiec and Chase Hallman on LinkedIn to schedule time to meet.

VIA’s Stan Byers invited to address the 2nd annual DC AI Security Forum

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Stan Byers, VIA’s Vice President of Business Development and Transformation, has been invited to speak at the 2nd Annual DC AI Security Forum. This invitation-only assembly convenes a distinguished delegation of federal policymakers, national security officials, and pioneering artificial intelligence technologists to address the critical intersection of AI, national defense, and global security infrastructure.

Stan will represent VIA in high-level discussions detailing how advanced, secure technological innovation can safely transform operations within highly regulated industries and critical government frameworks.

👉 If you are attending the forum, reach out directly to Stan Byers on LinkedIn to meet up.

VIA’s CCO and Director of Public Safety Business Development attend the 87th Georgia Prison Wardens Association (GPWA) conference

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VIA’s CCO, Joe Babiec, and Director of Public Safety Business Development, Chase Hallman, will participate in the 87th Annual Georgia Prison Wardens Association (GPWA) Conference. As one of the region’s premier symposiums for corrections executives, wardens, and institutional public safety experts, the multi-day event addresses critical operational challenges in modern law enforcement.

Joe and Chase will engage with Georgia’s correctional leadership to demonstrate how VIA’s advanced technological frameworks can be deployed to foster safer, more efficient institutional management and operational oversight.

👉 If you are in town for the conference, reach out directly to Joe Babiec and Chase Hallman on LinkedIn to meet up. 

VIA delivers keynote address at Solana Summit Germany 2026

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VIA’s Strategic Advisor, Daniela Boback, delivered the keynote speaking address during the Solana Summit Germany in Berlin, hosted by Superteam Germany.

Her keynote address, “AI is Bullish on Crypto – The Rise of Agentic Payments,” provided an inside look at why AI and digital assets are natural infrastructure allies, and how autonomous payments are defining the next frontier of the digital economy.

The summit served as the centerpiece of a highly selective week for the Web3 ecosystem. Daniela represented VIA at exclusive, invitation-only engagements across Berlin Blockchain Week and Bosch ConnectedWorld (June 10–11).

VIA ends Boston Tech Week with the event: Practicalities and policy for AI in defense with Congressman Auchincloss and guests Bosch Ventures and Procurement Sciences

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Close out Boston Tech Week with a sharp discussion featuring Congressman Jake Auchincloss alongside industry experts from Bosch Ventures, Procurement Sciences, and VIA. Afterward, join us for an upscale coastal happy hour featuring fresh New England seafood and champagne to connect with influential voices in defense, policy, and venture capital.

👉 RSVP on Partiful to secure your spot: https://partiful.com/e/9QlRYb6MyXp3GOaqF7xl

VIA continues Boston Tech Week with the event: Sovereignty vs. Security: Data and AI in the Global South

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Ready to put our experts to the test? Bring your toughest questions to this unfiltered panel featuring Bhaskar Chakravorti (Dean of Global Business at The Fletcher School at Tufts University), Jeff Fields (former FBI leader and counterintelligence expert), and Colin Gounden (VIA CEO). The group will dive straight into the dynamic between national security, sovereign interests, and global responsibility in an AI-driven world. Lunch and exclusive Boston Tech Week merch will be provided.

👉 RSVP on Partiful to secure your spot: https://partiful.com/e/ObQT3Ois4T2349SyYWM7

VIA kicks off Boston Tech Week with workshop: Security wasn’t built for this: Rethinking human-centered security for the age of AI

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As AI shifts how humans and machines interact, a frustrating user experience can become a security liability. Join VIA UX/UI experts and acclaimed author Heidi Trost for an interactive afternoon workshop exploring how AI can transform security workflows into a seamless, personal experience. Stick around afterward for a custom ice cream sandwich happy hour and a signed book giveaway.

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VIA Redefines Career Growth with Launch of VIA YOU

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Formalizing their people-first investment in growth and leadership, the new corporate university debuts with its flagship leadership program, VIA Ignite.

Boston, MA – April 30, 2026  – VIA Science, Inc. (VIA) today announced the launch of VIA YOU (Your Opportunities University), the company’s corporate university designed to accelerate growth for its VIAneers at every level of the organization. 

VIA YOU reflects the company’s unique commitment to “Keep People First,” a strategic pillar built on the belief that when “we invest in our people, the entire company levels up with them.” While many organizations approach learning and development as a support function, VIA is positioning VIA YOU as a powerful engine for growth, embedding development directly into the company’s DNA through programs ranging from specialized tracks built for specific roles to cross-company initiatives that unite VIAneers around shared capabilities. VIA has built a dedicated Learning and Development team to drive this effort across the fast-growing 80-person company.

“This level of investment is rare for a company of our size, but it is a direct reflection of our belief that our edge comes from our people,” said Ellen Goodyear, Director, Learning and Development at VIA. “With VIA YOU, we are empowering high performers to reach their full potential, ensuring that individual growth acts as a force multiplier for our collective success.”

VIA YOU is anchored by its flagship leadership program, VIA Ignite, a highly selective, year-long leadership initiative that kicked off in January 2026. Designed to forge strong leaders and culture carriers, the program focuses on “harder skills” including curiosity, psychological safety, influential advocacy, and converting insight into strategic action. The program was co-designed and is being facilitated by two external, trusted advisors: Jeff Wetzler, bestselling author of Ask: Tap Into the Hidden Wisdom of People Around You for Unexpected Breakthroughs in Leadership and Life, and Emily Irving, CEO of Ask and co-creator of the Ask Approach.

The inaugural cohort (pictured above at the Groton Inn kick-off) includes 14 VIAneers, who were selected based on their reputation for consistently raising the bar and their potential to create leverage for the entire organization.

“VIA YOU and our flagship program, VIA Ignite, are about doubling down on what truly distinguishes VIA from other companies: our people,” said Kate Ravanis, COO and co-founder of VIA. “We are committed to building empowered thinkers, communicators, and leaders, and we believe the most critical time to invest in that talent is while we are growing. This isn’t just a side project. By partnering with world-class external advisors and building a dedicated learning and development team, it’s a clear signal that the development of our people continues to be a core business priority.”  

Looking ahead, VIA YOU is expected to significantly increase leadership capability benchmarks and improve gains in engagement and strategic execution. Plans are already underway to expand the university with specialized tracks for Technical Leads and an Agentic AI curriculum, ensuring that 100% of leaders and ultimately every VIAneer are directly impacted by the work of VIA YOU.

About VIA
VIA accelerates solutions to mission-critical challenges through the secure, real-time exchange and analysis of data and digital assets. The Department of War, government agencies, and global enterprises rely on VIA to deploy agentic AI when speed and security are non-negotiable. By enabling seamless collaboration between teams and AI, VIA powers data-driven workflows from complex policy analysis to tactical operations like automated mission reporting and real-time alerting. With quantum-resistant authentication and an immutable chain of custody, VIA ensures every action is transparent, human-governed, and fully defensible, giving organizations the confidence to automate even their highest-stakes workflows. Learn more at www.solvewithvia.com.

VIA Agentic Solution Awarded IL5 Continuous Authority to Operate by United States Air Force

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Increased authority level supports the expanded use of VIA’s eJARVIS (SLAM AI), accelerating mission-critical outcomes through secure, swift data access and agentic analysis.

BOSTON – April 20, 2026 – The Department of the Air Force (DAF) has awarded VIA Science, Inc. (VIA), a leading provider of secure, data-driven agentic workflows to the Department of War, government agencies, and global enterprises, an Impact Level 5 (IL5) continuous Authority to Operate (cATO) for its dual-use eJARVIS application.

eJARVIS is a USAF-configured version of VIA’s commercial SLAM (Share Less, Ask More) AI solution. Since receiving IL4 authorization in May 2024, eJARVIS has delivered fast, secure data workflows leveraging large language models (LLMs). The elevation to IL5 significantly expands the scope and sensitivity of data eJARVIS can analyze, including specific types of Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) that require higher protection standards.

“Increasing from IL4 to IL5 enables millions of civilian and military personnel, anytime, anywhere, to leverage this capability across broader and more critical use cases,” said VIA co-founder and chief operating officer Kate Ravanis. We’re proud to be a trusted partner to the DAF to accelerate their mission through directed agentic AI with guardrails to meet today’s national security challenges.”

eJARVIS delivers fast, secure data analysis for mission-critical DAF operations through on-demand natural language data visualization, code generation, and agentic skills. Uniquely, VIA’s Web3 blockchain technology (also IL5 cATO) enables a clear data chain of custody required for high-stakes, traceable decision making and after-action reviews. Through numerous guardrails and controls, eJARVIS / SLAM AI ensures sensitive information remains protected. Additionally, eJARVIS enables non-technical users and agents to work with datasets previously too large for large language models (LLMs), allowing faster, more informed decisions.  

“AI models double their code-writing capabilities every 70 days,” continued Ravanis. “Addressing national security threats requires the agility to adopt the latest models instantly. Since beginning work with the DAF, VIA has upgraded LLMs nine times while maintaining cATO. Without this pace, adversaries would be twice as advanced in AI capabilities within just two months.” 

The IL5 cATO is a designation for storing and processing specific types of Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) that require a higher level of protection than standard CUI.

About VIA
VIA accelerates solutions to mission-critical challenges through the secure, real-time exchange and analysis of data and digital assets. The Department of War, government agencies, and global enterprises rely on VIA to deploy agentic AI when speed and security are non-negotiable. By enabling seamless collaboration between teams and AI, VIA powers data-driven workflows from complex policy analysis to tactical operations like automated mission reporting and real-time alerting. With quantum-resistant authentication and an immutable chain of custody, VIA ensures every action is transparent, human-governed, and fully defensible, giving organizations the confidence to automate even their highest-stakes workflows. Learn more at www.solvewithvia.com.

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VIA Expands Partnership with Hope for Haiti to Power Secure Stipend Payments for Vulnerable Families, Community Workers

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Expansion builds on ongoing nutrition program, strengthening secure, digital payments for community workers in bandwidth-constrained environments

BOSTON, MA, March 26, 2026 – VIA Science, Inc. (VIA) today announced the expansion of its partnership with Hope for Haiti, a nonprofit providing healthcare, education, clean water, and economic development opportunities to individuals in Haiti, to support monthly stipend payments for food-insecure families, staff members, and community workers advancing humanitarian initiatives across southern Haiti. 

The expansion builds on the ongoing rollout of VIA’s secure, cashless aid program, which is delivering more than $200,000 in nutritional support to 325 mothers. With stipends already underway for Hope for Haiti’s internal staff and now extending to additional community workers, VIA’s technology is helping to streamline aid operations in low-bandwidth and infrastructure-constrained environments. 

“Modern humanitarian work demands safe, efficient systems, and VIA’s technology helps us deliver stipends in a way that improves security, simplifies operations, and keeps our team focused on serving communities across southern Haiti,” said Skyler Badenoch, CEO of Hope for Haiti. “Together, we’re building the infrastructure to scale our programs and reach more families with greater speed and accountability.” 

Using VIA’s ultra-secure, smartphone-based application, stipends are delivered digitally, reducing the risks associated with cash distribution while increasing transparency and administrative efficiency. 

“Humanitarian organizations operate in environments where infrastructure is often unreliable and security risks are real,” said Kate Ravanis, COO and co-founder of VIA. “We build technology for precisely those conditions. Expanding from direct family support to stipends demonstrates how secure, resilient financial infrastructure can strengthen not only aid delivery, but the organizations delivering that aid.” 

The stipend expansion represents the next step in VIA’s broader mission to deliver ultra-secure, ultra-simple technology that performs reliably in disrupted environments, supporting both vulnerable populations and the trusted aid organizations working on their behalf. With increasing interest from international organizations, VIA is exploring expansion into additional countries where secure, transparent digital infrastructure can strengthen humanitarian operations.

About VIA
VIA is the trusted Web3 technology partner to the Pentagon and Fortune 100 companies around the globe, driven to make mission-critical digital assets accessible anywhere, anytime, through ultra-secure, ultra-simple technology. Backed by 20 issued patents, VIA’s quantum-resistant, passwordless, military-grade technologies safeguard customers’ most valuable digital assets from human and AI agent threats. Learn more at www.solvewithvia.com.

About Hope for Haiti
With experience running poverty alleviation programs in Haiti since 1989, Hope for Haiti has emerged as one of the most trusted non-profit organizations working to improve the quality of life for the Haitian people, particularly women and children, in southern Haiti. The organization’s team and network of partners provide people with better access to education, healthcare, clean water, and economic development opportunities. Hope for Haiti is a 4-star-rated charity by Charity Navigator and is a participant at the Platinum Level in the GuideStar Exchange, two leading independent evaluators recognizing the organization’s transparency and careful stewardship of donor resources. Learn more at hopeforhaiti.com.

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VIA Announces Milestone: 10,000th Contraband Cell Phone Terminated using GHOST™ Technology in Georgia

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Milestone highlights effectiveness of VIA’s GHOST™ solution in disrupting criminal networks and keeping communities safer

BOSTON, MA – February 17, 2026 – VIA Science, Inc. (VIA) today announced a major public safety milestone: the termination of the 10,000th contraband cell phone operating inside Georgia state prisons using VIA’s GHOST™ solution. GHOST™ is an AI-powered corrections intelligence platform that supports a range of critical security missions, including identifying and targeting unlawful devices inside correctional facilities. The system enables rapid termination of contraband devices at scale to disrupt criminal activity without interfering with legitimate communications used by staff, visitors, or surrounding communities.

VIA’s Chase Hallman presents Tyrone Oliver from Georgia Department of Corrections with first-ever National Excellence in Intelligence-Led Corrections Award at the ACA Winter Conference alongside VIA’s Joe Babiec and David Gittelson from SDF, the nation’s largest fixed Contraband Interdiction System provider

“The termination of 10,000 contraband cell phones is not symbolic, it represents dangerous criminal plots disrupted and countless moments when officers and communities were made safer,” said Joe Babiec, Chief Commercial Officer at VIA. “Georgia is proving that this problem is solvable when advanced technology, powered by artificial intelligence, is deployed smartly and at scale.”

The achievement was recognized earlier this month at the American Correctional Association (ACA) Conference in Long Beach, California, underscoring Georgia’s leadership in addressing one of the most persistent and dangerous threats facing correctional systems nationwide.

Contraband cell phones are not merely prohibited items in prisons, but critical tools being used by incarcerated individuals to coordinate drug trafficking, human trafficking, gang activity, witness intimidation, consumer scams, and other criminal enterprises that extend well beyond prison walls. These devices pose serious risks to correctional facilities and the public, effectively turning prisons into command-and-control hubs for criminal activity.

Rising operational complexities across all correctional agencies are making traditional interdiction methods, such as manual searches, canine units, and metal detectors difficult to sustain. Georgia has taken a different approach in combating these complexities by leveraging cutting-edge technology powered by artificial intelligence while preserving safety and operational continuity.

“The safety of correctional facilities is public safety,” added Chase Hallman, Director of Public Safety Business Development at VIA and former corrections official. “When criminal networks lose the ability to operate from inside prison walls, officers are safer and communities are stronger.”

Georgia’s 10,000th contraband cell phone termination sets a new benchmark for public safety and signals a path forward for other state policymakers and regulators seeking to protect their facilities, personnel, and the public. As states evaluate investments in correctional technology and approaches to contraband mitigation, Georgia’s results demonstrate that targeted, intelligence-driven solutions can deliver measurable public safety outcomes.

About VIA
VIA is the trusted Web3 technology partner to the Pentagon and Fortune 100 companies around the globe, driven to make mission-critical digital assets accessible anywhere, anytime, through ultra-secure, ultra-simple technology. Backed by 20 issued patents, VIA’s quantum-resistant, passwordless, military-grade technologies safeguard customers’ most valuable digital assets from human and AI agent threats. Learn more at www.solvewithvia.com.

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VIA and Kura Apply Zero Trust Technology to Safeguard Donor Funds Sent to Haiti

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VIA’s technology secures payments sent through Kura’s merchant remittance and disbursement network to beneficiaries in Haiti while also reducing fraud

Boston, MA – January 14, 2026 – VIA Science, Inc. (VIA) today announced a partnership with Kura Technologies Inc. (Kura), a Boston-based financial technology company, to support safer, more secure cross-border payments to beneficiaries in Haiti while also reducing fraud. By integrating VIA Zero Trust Fabric (VIA ZTF) and ultra-secure, ultra-simple wallet technology with Kura’s merchant remittance application, individuals and organizations can send funds to relatives and other beneficiaries for use at local merchants in Haiti, rather than transferring cash directly to recipients.

This collaboration expands upon the Stellar Development Foundation and Hope for Haiti initiative, which delivered over $200,000 in safe, cashless aid to mothers facing financial hardship using VIA’s wallet technology.  

Beginning in January, Kura will integrate with VIA ZTF, expanding their currently supported merchant payment flows to include stablecoins disbursed through VIA’s wallet technology. Kura’s technology establishes a flow of funds directly to vetted merchants, rather than individual recipients. Instead of cash, recipients receive a credit to purchase food and other necessities at the point of sale, requiring only SMS or text capability. Merchants are then able to verify balances and complete cashless transactions. 

This integration provides a seamless, end-to-end digital financial solution to distribute financial aid while reducing fraud and physical risks associated with carrying, storing, or redistributing cash. The approach ensures funds are received by merchants with reduced fraud and fees, which reportedly impact merchant profits by 15% to 20%. Stablecoins mitigate ongoing concerns in environments where financial stability and physical security are not guaranteed. This delivers aid and personal transfers to those who need them most, safely and transparently. 

“Today’s geopolitical environment is fraught with risk when it comes to dispersing financial aid,” said Colin Gounden, Co-Founder and CEO of VIA. “This partnership will provide peace of mind to individuals supporting those in need abroad that the funds will reach the intended recipient for critical goods – safely, securely, and with greater transparency.” 

“Our focus has always been on helping people provide support to their loved ones without exposing them to unnecessary risk,” said Stephanie Joseph,  Co-founder and CEO at Kura. “VIA’s secure, enterprise-grade stablecoin disbursement capabilities, paired with Kura’s vetted merchant networks and digital payment tools, create a trusted distribution layer that reduces fraud and risk while remaining practical for last-mile recipients.”

Built on VIA ZTF, the integration will use VIA’s technology to support secure, passwordless authentication for Kura’s remittance flows, the same technology used by warfighters and other operators in contested and disrupted environments where internet and electricity are unreliable. 

About VIA
VIA is the trusted Web3 technology partner to the Pentagon and Fortune 100 companies around the globe, driven to make mission-critical digital assets accessible anywhere, anytime, through ultra-secure, ultra-simple technology. Backed by 19 issued patents, VIA’s quantum-resistant, passwordless, military-grade technologies safeguard customers’ most valuable digital assets from human and AI agent threats. Learn more at www.solvewithvia.com.

About Kura 
Kura supports cross-border payments—including B2B aid disbursements, merchant payments, remittances, and trade—in markets where traditional payment rails are limited or unreliable. Its compliance-first infrastructure enables secure and transparent money movement into last-mile markets across the Caribbean and Central America.

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VIA and Stellar Development Foundation Collaborate with Hope for Haiti to Deliver Safe, Cashless Aid

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The program with Hope for Haiti will deliver over $200,000 in nutritional support to mothers through VIA’s ultra-secure, ultra-simple technology

Boston, MA – December 17, 2025 – VIA Science, Inc. (VIA) today announced a collaboration with the Stellar Development Foundation to support the disbursement of aid through Hope for Haiti. Hope for Haiti is a nonprofit working to alleviate poverty in southern Haiti for mothers facing financial hardship, and caring for children in need of nutritional assistance. Through this collaboration, mothers will receive funds, as stablecoins on the Stellar network, directly to a VIA app on their smartphones, eliminating the need for, and reducing the risks, that often come with carrying cash.

This six-month program will distribute more than $200,000 to 325 mothers connected with Hope for Haiti through their nutritional programs. Each participant will receive a monthly stipend of $100, which can be cashed out, transferred to other individuals, or used at multiple merchants in Haiti through VIA’s technology.

“Cash has traditionally been a common way to deliver aid in Haiti, but it can create safety risks and limit transparency,” said Skyler Badenoch, CEO of Hope for Haiti. “With VIA’s technology, we’re able to deliver support more securely, efficiently, and transparently, getting resources directly to the families who need them most.”

VIA’s technology will distribute the funds as a cryptocurrency called USD Coin (USDC), a stablecoin redeemable 1:1 for U.S. dollars and regulated under U.S. financial laws, offering reliability and protection from the volatility typically associated with other cryptocurrencies. To receive or use funds, both recipients and merchants only need a smartphone less than 10 years old.

“Limited access to traditional financial systems creates significant obstacles for humanitarian aid delivery,” said Candace Kelly, Chief Legal and Policy Officer for the Stellar Development Foundation. “By leveraging the Stellar network, organizations gain end-to-end transparency and can transfer funds directly to recipients, minimizing the risks inherent in cash-based operations. Combined with VIA’s ultra-secure technology, we ensure reliable and efficient delivery of assistance to communities in need.”

In addition to providing greater transparency, VIA’s technology has been designed for disrupted environments like active war zones where internet and electricity are unreliable, making it well-suited for the challenges of delivering aid in Haiti. This enables offline payments, meaning participants can use it to pay for goods or services, regardless of connectivity. 

“When someone is trusting our technology instead of carrying cash or a credit card, it has to work every time. That’s why our technology is built on military-grade capabilities that are designed to perform in the harshest, often deliberately disrupted environments,” said Colin Gounden, co-founder and CEO of VIA. “Our goal is to make tools that work reliably wherever people need them, because their safety and well-being depend on it. Supporting families in Haiti is a natural extension of what drives us at VIA. We build secure, human-centric technology that’s accessible to those who need it, when they need it.”

Over the past decade and beyond, Haiti has received significant aid from the international community due to natural disasters and social and political unrest, underscoring the importance of ensuring assistance reaches those who need it the most and making this collaboration a strong model for how secure, cashless technology can deliver support more safely, reliably, and transparently, to everyone, especially the unbanked. The success of this program has the potential to shape how future aid programs scale to better protect and empower the most vulnerable populations.

About VIA
VIA is the trusted Web3 technology partner to the Pentagon and Fortune 100 companies around the globe, driven to make mission-critical digital assets accessible anywhere, anytime, through ultra-secure, ultra-simple technology. Backed by 19 issued patents, VIA’s quantum-resistant, passwordless, military-grade technologies safeguard customers’ most valuable digital assets from human and AI agent threats. Learn more at www.solvewithvia.com.

About Stellar Development Foundation
The Stellar Development Foundation (SDF) is a non-profit organization focused on working with and supporting changemakers to create equitable access to the global financial system through blockchain technology. SDF provides grants, investments, funding, and other awards to builders and organizations. SDF also develops resources and tooling on the Stellar network to help unlock real world utility. As a nonprofit foundation, SDF puts the health of the Stellar network and the Stellar ecosystem and its mission above all else. For more information, visit https://stellar.org/foundation.

About Hope for Haiti
With experience running poverty alleviation programs in Haiti since 1989, Hope for Haiti has emerged as one of the most trusted non-profit organizations working to improve the quality of life for the Haitian people, particularly women and children. The organization’s team and network of partners in southern Haiti provide people with better access to education, healthcare, water, and economic development opportunities. Hope for Haiti is a 4-star charity by Charity Navigator and a participant at the Platinum Level through the GuideStar Exchange, two leading independent evaluators recognizing the organization’s transparency and careful stewardship of donor resources. To learn more: www.hopeforhaiti.com.

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VIA co-hosts the Official FSBC Forum Side Event: Digital Assets & Innovation Night

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VIA has been selected to co-host the Official FSBC Forum Side Event: Digital Assets & Innovation Night alongside 21X and the FSBC. Our CEO, Colin Gounden, will join the discussion and focus on the strategic deployment of DLT and digital assets within regulated markets, specifically addressing the critical need for definitive, military-grade identity, and Zero Trust solutions to ensure mission integrity.