HUB Cyber Security has outlined its strategic roadmap to launch a new utility token, the “HUB Token” (HUBT), in the first quarter of 2026. The token will be the native utility token for “Trvsthub,” a new open-source, blockchain-anchored platform designed to solve the “compliance challenge” for crypto and global remittances using self-sovereign identity (SSI).
The company is targeting the high-friction, high-cost KYC/AML requirements in the financial services sector, particularly in stablecoin settlements, crypto payments, and cross-border remittances, where compliance can add days to transactions and inflate fees by up to seven percent.
The Trvsthub platform will use SSI to give users control over their data via secure digital wallets, enabling a “verify once, reuse everywhere” mechanic. The platform’s architecture will be built on W3C-standard Verifiable Credentials (VCs) and zero-knowledge rollups (ZK-rollups) to allow for credential verification without revealing underlying data. It is being designed for interoperability with major chains like Ethereum and Polygon.
Self-sovereign identity has gained significant traction in the financial services sector. In recent months, Mastercard has expanded its Digital Identity Verification Service across Latin America while testing European wallet integration, and major banks have begun piloting reusable KYC credentials to streamline customer onboarding. The cross-border remittance market is estimated at $913 billion annually.
HUB Cyber Security describes the platform as “quantum-resilient” and positions it as infrastructure for a verification network where the HUBT token would serve as the monetization mechanism for credential verification services.
Sources: GlobeNewswire, Quiver Quantitative
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By the ID Tech Editorial Team
