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AppYea Inc. (APYP) reports developments around blockchain-enabled trust infrastructure for regulated outcome-driven markets, including lottery and gaming environments. The company’s updates center on the completed Techlott technology acquisition, the Techlott decentralized randomness and verification architecture, and the NEO Infrastructure Layer for audit-ready deployment in regulated markets.
Company announcements also address commercialization of licensing frameworks, integration of acquired technology, executive and board appointments, private placements, governance alignment, and capital-markets planning. AppYea’s technology focus includes smart contracts, verifiable randomness, and real-time result verification for transparent outcome processing.
AppYea (OTCQB: APYP) completed a core milestone for its modular NEO Infrastructure Layer and entered the final stage ahead of a live lottery launch in The Gambia, targeting the first commercial implementation of its sovereign market deployment model. The company refers to a previously disclosed five-year licensing structure with tiered revenue sharing and minimum monthly payments.
The NEO framework is described as plug-and-play, with modular game logic, verifiable randomness, operator APIs, and transaction/settlement modules to integrate with legacy operator systems.
AppYea (OTCQB: APYP) announced on Jan. 22, 2026 that its subsidiary Techlott signed a Letter of Intent (LOI) with FIRST – Best in Sports to start a joint integration pilot of Techlott's technology into FIRST – Best in Sports' online sportsbook platform.
The pilot will test technical compatibility, performance, and operational suitability in a controlled environment after Techlott confirms the relevant product version is ready. The LOI is non-binding; any commercial terms or licensing would follow a successful pilot and definitive agreements.
AppYea (OTCQB: APYP) announced that Chief Financial Officer Ron Mekler made a $225,000 strategic equity investment via a private placement on Jan 20, 2026. Mr. Mekler purchased 12,500,000 units at $0.018 per unit, each unit including one common share and one warrant exercisable at $0.022. The investment followed the closing of the Techlott asset acquisition and completion of senior leadership hires.
The company said proceeds will support its operating plan focused on near-term execution in regulated digital gaming and blockchain infrastructure markets. The filing notes anti-dilution protection granted to Mr. Mekler and management framed the purchase as a signal of insider alignment ahead of commercial rollout.
AppYea (OTCQB: APYP) executed a Letter of Intent (Dec 19, 2025) with Evyatech to deploy and license its Techlott blockchain infrastructure for regulated digital gaming in The Gambia. The framework contemplates a five-year license, a tiered revenue-sharing model based on gross platform sales and minimum monthly payments, and AppYea expects the deployment to serve as a reference for other regulated jurisdictions. The LOI preceded the final closing of AppYea's Techlott asset acquisition; management says the company has completed asset integration and appointed executives as it shifts toward revenue-oriented operations and Nasdaq uplisting initiatives.
AppYea (OTCQB: APYP) appointed Mark Katzenelson, founder of Techlott and architect of AppYea's core blockchain, as President and director to lead its move from development to commercial execution. With the core Techlott architecture now finalized and validated, the company says it has entered advanced-stage engagement processes with institutional operators and regulatory stakeholders across multiple jurisdictions.
The expanded senior team, including CTO Ben Harris, is positioned to support institutional contracting, regulatory review and approval processes, scalable revenue deployment, and progression toward a senior U.S. exchange listing including Nasdaq.
AppYea (OTCQB: APYP) appointed Ben Harris as Chief Technology Officer and director on Jan 12, 2026, following the closing of a strategic technology acquisition announced Jan 8, 2026. Harris—formerly the primary technical architect at Techlott—will lead platform hardening, security-by-design, integration readiness, audit-ready transparency workflows, and a roadmap cadence aimed at institutional and regulated deployments across North America and Asia. The company says the appointment strengthens IP foundations, board-level oversight, and governance ahead of a potential U.S. national exchange uplisting effort.
AppYea (OTCQB: APYP) announced it closed its transaction to acquire Techlott's blockchain-based lottery and gaming technology stack, obtaining related software, documentation, and intellectual property.
The Techlott Platform offers real-time tamper-evident on-chain receipts, verifiable randomness (VRF), end-to-end audit trails, API/SDK connectivity, and a multi-chain architecture aimed at regulated, high-throughput operators. AppYea says near-term priorities include commercial discussions, pilots, institutional deployment packaging, and expanding game formats and jurisdictional rulebooks. As consideration, AppYea issued 1,277,922,611 restricted shares to Techlott, representing 35% of fully-diluted share capital immediately post-transaction. The company also referenced a planned rebrand to Mellatrix and ongoing readiness for a potential uplisting.
AppYea (OTCQB: APYP) announced an accelerated internal review toward a potential uplisting to a U.S. national exchange (Nasdaq or NYSE American), subject to meeting all listing requirements and with no application submitted as of Nov 18, 2025. The company plans a rebrand to Mellatrix pending regulatory and FINRA approvals and intends to update its ticker and CUSIP after required steps.
AppYea reports substantial progress integrating Techlott as its blockchain trust infrastructure, aims to close the Techlott transaction before year end, and expects full support for regulated prediction frameworks by Q4 2025. The company is also evaluating entry into prediction markets and a potential network token, noting no token or security is being offered at this stage.
Appyea (OTCQB: APYP) on Oct 15, 2025 introduced Techlott, an infrastructure-grade blockchain engine designed for real-time, on-chain recording of gaming outcomes to improve trust, transparency, and auditability.
The company announced a strategic entry into prediction markets with a B2G/B2B focus for governments and regulated operators, and said it is evaluating a Techlott network token and a potential ICO while noting no current token offer. Appyea also said it is preparing toward a potential Nasdaq uplisting, subject to meeting requirements and approvals. The full Sept 16, 2025 CEO conference transcript is attached to the Company’s Form 8-K filed Oct 15, 2025.
AppYea (OTCQB: APYP) has provided an update on its TechLott blockchain results engine development, confirming it remains on schedule for Q4 2025 completion. The platform is designed as a game-agnostic infrastructure layer supporting multiple applications including gaming, virtual horse racing, and sweepstakes.
The TechLott engine features provably fair results, on-chain receipts, multi-chain support (including Coinbase's Base L2), and developer-friendly integration through API/SDK. The system is built with compliance in mind, offering built-in audit and reporting capabilities for operator oversight and jurisdictional requirements.
Following the Q4 2025 completion milestone, AppYea plans to advance commercial integrations with operators as its next execution phase.