Two Hands Corp Completes Voluntary Delisting from Canadian Securities Exchange

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Two Hands Corp has completed its voluntary delisting from the Canadian Securities Exchange to reduce costs and administrative burden, focusing resources on its core business and strategic objectives.

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• Voluntary Delisting Effective

  The company's common shares are no longer listed or posted for trading on the Canadian Securities Exchange as of July 7, 2026.

• Continued OTC Trading

  Two Hands Corp's common stock continues to be quoted on the OTC Markets under the symbol "TWOH," and the company remains subject to SEC reporting obligations.

• Cost Reduction and Strategic Focus

  The delisting was undertaken to reduce duplicative exchange fees, legal and accounting expenses, and minimize regulatory complexity, allowing management to focus on business operations and strategic objectives, including a transition into the quantum computing and artificial intelligence industry.

• Not Due to Compliance Issues

  The company explicitly stated that the voluntary delisting was not a result of any compliance or regulatory issues with the CSE.

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Two Hands Corp has finalized its voluntary delisting from the Canadian Securities Exchange (CSE), effective July 7, 2026. This action, previously announced, aims to reduce administrative costs and regulatory complexity, allowing the company to focus resources on its business operations and strategic objectives. For a company facing a going concern warning and zero revenue, as disclosed in recent filings, streamlining operations and cutting expenses is a critical step towards extending its operational runway.