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Identitii’s BNDRY platform gained customers and recurring revenue in FY26, but the company ended the year with just $107,483 in cash, negative net assets and a material uncertainty over its ability to continue as a going concern. A subsequent convertible note facility provides a committed $5 million, while access to a further $15 million remains conditional.
Victor Sage
Victor Sage
30 Sept 2026
Identitii is contesting JPMorgan Chase’s motion seeking a $4 million attorneys’ fee award in their ongoing US patent dispute, while continuing its appeal against case dismissal.
Sophie Babbage
Sophie Babbage
23 June 2026
A US court has dismissed Identitii's patent infringement claim against JPMorgan Chase, citing patent ineligibility. Identitii plans to appeal, while its core business remains unaffected.
Sophie Babbage
Sophie Babbage
1 June 2026
Identitii Limited has signed six new data sharing agreements with NSW clubs, expanded its BNDRY platform capabilities, and welcomed major shareholder Cameron Beavis to its board, signaling strong momentum ahead.
Sophie Babbage
Sophie Babbage
30 Oct 2025
Identitii Limited has sold its remaining Payble shares for $1.6 million, channeling the funds into expanding its BNDRY platform through a strategic partnership with Cherryhub targeting Australia's clubs and pubs sector.
Sophie Babbage
Sophie Babbage
3 Sept 2025
Commonwealth Bank of Australia reported an 8% rise in net profit to $10.1 billion for FY25, supported by steady lending growth and a 5% revenue increase. The bank declared a fully franked final dividend of 260 cents per share, underscoring its robust capital position and ongoing technology modernization.
Claire Turing
Claire Turing
13 Aug 2025
Identitii Limited advances its BNDRY platform with new agreements targeting hospitality and payments sectors, appoints Tim Phillipps as Executive Chair, and reports stable cash flow amid ongoing patent litigation.
Sophie Babbage
Sophie Babbage
29 Apr 2025

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