Kazakhstani startup TrustMe has been recognized as one of the best following the Hero Training program.

The Kazakh startup TrustMe has entered the top ten best technology companies following the Demo Day of the Hero Training program by Astana Hub in Silicon Valley. Venture investor Tim Draper expressed interest in investing in this project. In total, more than 100 projects from 35 countries participated in the DraperU accelerator program, and from 129 applications, 10 outstanding startups from Central Asia were selected and sent to Silicon Valley in the USA.

Kazakh participants underwent an intensive and inspiring business training organized by world-renowned venture investor Tim Draper. Entrepreneurs from around the world spent four weeks learning from global technology experts.

The program concluded with a Demo Day, during which the TrustMe team was recognized as an investment-attractive solution among the 100 startups that participated in the program. According to Chingiz Dauletbayev, billionaire Tim Draper expressed interest in investing in TrustMe.

The top ten startups included a project for tumor diagnostics in India, a Lebanese project revolutionizing orthodontics, medical projects in Canada and Caribbean countries, as well as projects from Saudi Arabia, South Korea, and Argentina.

The Kazakh project represents an innovative solution for contract signing, fundamentally different from technologies used by global giants such as DocuSign, AdobeSign, and DropboxSign.

Currently, the TrustContract service is used by more than 800 companies in Kazakhstan. The startup has opened offices in Uzbekistan and

the USA and has already acquired its first international clients.