Q&A

Frequently asked questions

Answers to common questions about Wellfield Technologies, Inc. (TSXV: WFLD · OTC: WFLDF · FSE: K8D), the publicly traded parent company of Coinmama and Tradewind.

What is Wellfield Technologies?

Wellfield Technologies is a publicly traded financial-technology company, formed in November 2021 through the merger of two technology ventures. It builds systems with blockchain technology for retail and institutional markets.

Is Wellfield Technologies publicly traded?

Yes. Wellfield Technologies, Inc. is listed on the TSX Venture Exchange under the ticker WFLD, and also trades on the OTC market as WFLDF and on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange as K8D.

What are Wellfield's businesses?

Wellfield operates two wholly-owned subsidiaries: Coinmama, a retail cryptocurrency platform, and Tradewind, an institutional precious-metals platform.

What is Wellfield's mission?

Wellfield’s mission is to use blockchain technology to deliver innovative digital-asset solutions that improve access, efficiency, and trust.

Who does Wellfield serve?

Through Coinmama it serves retail crypto customers; through Tradewind it serves institutional participants.

What technology does Wellfield use?

Wellfield’s base technology is blockchain. Coinmama runs on public blockchains; Tradewind runs on a permissioned private blockchain.

Where is Wellfield based?

Wellfield Technologies is headquartered in Vancouver, BC, Canada.

How can I find investor information?

Wellfield trades as TSXV: WFLD. Financial results, filings, and corporate updates are published on the Wellfield investor relations site, including news releases and WFLD stock information.

How can I partner with Wellfield?

Partnership enquiries can be sent to info@wellfield.io

Where is Wellfield Technologies stock listed?

Wellfield Technologies, Inc. is listed on the TSX Venture Exchange as TSXV: WFLD. Its shares also trade on the OTC market as OTC: WFLDF and on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange as FSE: K8D.

What companies does Wellfield Technologies own?

Wellfield Technologies, Inc. owns two wholly-owned subsidiaries: Coinmama, a retail cryptocurrency platform founded in 2013 and acquired in 2022; and Tradewind Markets, Inc., an institutional digital precious-metals platform acquired on 8 February 2023.

Who owns Coinmama?

Coinmama is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Wellfield Technologies, Inc. (TSXV: WFLD). Wellfield closed its acquisition of New Bit Ventures Ltd., the company that operates Coinmama, in 2022.

Who owns Tradewind, and who holds the physical metal?

Tradewind Markets, Inc. is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Wellfield Technologies, Inc. (TSXV: WFLD), acquired in 2023. The physical gold and silver behind its VaultChain™ units is custodied at the Royal Canadian Mint, a mint owned by the Government of Canada.

What is the relationship between Coinmama and Tradewind?

Coinmama and Tradewind are sister companies: both are wholly-owned subsidiaries of Wellfield Technologies, Inc. Coinmama serves retail crypto customers on public blockchains; Tradewind serves approved institutional participants in digital precious metals on a permissioned blockchain.

What is Wellfield's legal name and where is it based?

The company’s legal name is Wellfield Technologies, Inc. It is incorporated in British Columbia, Canada.