Startup TrustMe received $1 million in investment from Tim Draper
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TrustMe has raised $1 million from investor Tim Draper to scale and enter the US, Turkish, and MENA markets. The funds will be used to develop the TrustContract self-service AI product, which uses AI to create contract templates with one click. The company also plans to launch TrustAccounting, TrustHR solutions, and release its own currency, TrustToken.
The company, which creates innovative solutions for automating document management and contract signing, has attracted $1 million in venture capital investment from American investor Tim Draper.
Tim Draper, known for his investments in projects such as Tesla, SpaceX, and Skype, saw the potential of TrustMe as early as 2023, when the company completed the Hero Training accelerator and was included in the top ten best startups worldwide. After a year of complex negotiations and tests, the TrustMe team proved its readiness for scaling and entering international markets.
The raised funds will be directed toward the development and scaling of the company. TrustMe plans to:
— enhance the TrustContract product: develop and implement the innovative TrustContract self-service AI solution, which allows clients to independently create contract templates using artificial intelligence and send them for signing with just one click
— enter international markets, focusing on the US, Turkey, and the MENA region
— launch new product solutions: develop and implement products such as TrustAccounting — for signing invoices, TrustHR — for automating the signing of HR documents, and release TrustToken, a proprietary investment currency operating within the TrustMe ecosystem.
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