ProText Mobility, Inc. (OTC: TXTM) filed a Current Report on Form 8-K with the Securities and Exchange Commission on September 28, 2026, to introduce a press release regarding significant developments in its institutional digital-asset infrastructure strategy.
The filing confirms that ABSA Bank has selected the Company’s Chairman as its first pilot client for its digital-asset custody onboarding process. In correspondence to the Chairman, ABSA stated that his participation is helping the bank test and refine the operational aspects, as well as the governance, risk, and compliance requirements, necessary to support tokenised assets within a regulated banking environment.
The Company notes that this pilot is part of a broader strategy to connect real-world assets with digital tokenisation and regulated financial infrastructure. The filing highlights the Company’s SVLT tokenisation infrastructure, which is deployed using an ERC-3643 permissioned token architecture and incorporates identity, compliance, and administrative functionality. The Company’s agricultural seed initiative has already been tokenised using this framework.
The Company is also advancing proprietary nanotechnology initiatives aimed at developing measurable economic value that can subsequently qualify for digital representation. Additionally, the Company is pursuing international relationships and opportunities across various regions, including the BRICS 2026 engagements in India, meetings with the High Commissioner of Jamaica to India, and initiatives in Venezuela involving a circular agricultural infrastructure model.
The Company references strategic relationships with Brightly Ventures and B Terra Corp. The filing notes that in April 2026, Xpansiv announced a planned offering of Brightly’s food-waste methane-reduction carbon credits through its CBL exchange, identifying an initial offering of approximately 250,000 credits. The Company also notes that in October 2023, the Johannesburg Stock Exchange announced its collaboration with Xpansiv to establish an African voluntary carbon marketplace.
The Company states that these developments form part of its broader corporate strategy as it advances its intended uplist to a regulated exchange. The Company emphasizes that the institutional custody relationship represents an important component of its effort to strengthen governance, operational infrastructure, and institutional readiness.
