Trident Digital Tech is a Singapore-based company pivoting from legacy IT services toward Tridentity, a blockchain-based digital identity platform. Tridentity provides single sign-on authentication and identity verification, with use cases including biometric e-KYC verification, national digital identity issuance, SIM card registration, digital payments, and e-government portal access. Trident's most significant commercial relationship is an exclusive public-private partnership with the government of the Democratic Republic of Congo to deploy a blockchain-anchored biometric national identity system called DRCPass, incorporating facial recognition, fingerprints, and personal identity data. Trident holds an 80% stake in a DRC joint venture and a 50% stake in a Ghana joint venture, both aimed at expanding into African government digital identity contracts. Trident also holds a 30% stake in Tongxin, operator of the ToMe Web 3.0 e-commerce platform on Telegram, intended to integrate Tridentity's authentication layer into digital commerce. The company has also announced plans to raise up to $500M to accumulate XRP cryptocurrency as a treasury reserve and generate yield through staking — a notable divergence from the core identity business. The legacy IT customization business, which delivered custom software and CRM tools to SMEs, still accounts for the bulk of today's small revenue base but is being wound down. Tridentity remains effectively pre-revenue, with the DRC contract as the primary near-term commercial opportunity, though financial terms and revenue timing have not been disclosed.