Mr. Vishy Karamadam reports

MINT APPOINTS SEASONED CHIEF TECHNOLOGY OFFICER

The Mint Corp. has appointed Neil Gilday as chief technology officer. Mr. Gilday will be responsible for Mint's North American innovation effort including Mint Block Corp., Mint's blockchain initiative.

Mint has grown in scale and complexity over the last five years. It has evolved from a payroll administrator to a globally certified payments organization. The United Arab Emirates has been a good base of operations to build Mint's business. Dubai is a global city with aspirations to be a global hub for trade and commerce, with a focus on digital payments. This is critical to support the UAE's large population of migrant workers. Now that a strong foundation has been built in the UAE it is time to leverage Mint's infrastructure in synergistic verticals both in the gulf and internationally.

Mr. Gilday has 25 years of experience in technology and financial services. He is the co-founder of several successful software companies focused on financial services targeting RegTech, account management and real-time information serving. Mr. Gilday has a degree in computer science from McGill University and holds the chartered financial analyst designation.

"Mr. Gilday has been a valued board member and we are pleased that Mr. Gilday has decided to take a more significant role in Mint. Mr. Gilday's experience in financial technology will be invaluable as Mint continues to grow its global payments business. We also are excited for Mr. Gilday to spearhead various initiatives, including Mint Block," says Vishy Karamadam, chief executive officer of Mint.

"The payments industry is going through some dramatic evolution and I look forward to helping Mint capitalize on these opportunities. Mint is now a technically savvy company and bringing innovative technology solutions to the market is very much in my sweet spot," says Mr. Gilday, CTO of Mint.

About Mint Corp.

Mint is a globally certified payments company headquartered in Toronto, Canada, with its primary business in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Mint is approved by the UAE Central Bank, Mastercard and UnionPay as a third party payment processor. Mint processes over $1-billion (U.S.) in payroll annually for hundreds of corporate clients, financial institutions and has approximately 400,000 cardholders. Mint's clients include some of the leading blue-chip companies in the UAE.