Mr. Emil Assentato reports

TWO HANDS CORPORATION'S ASIAN CHANNEL PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENT WITH VECTORMAX CORPORATION

Two Hands Corp. has entered into an arm's-length binding agreement effective Feb. 9, 2026, to serve as an Asian channel partner for VectorMax Corp., a U.S.-based software technology company that has developed an effective software-based IPTV (Internet protocol television) delivery platform designed to improve network efficiency for telecom operators. Pursuant to the agreement, Two Hands shall be entitled to receive 5 per cent of all net revenues received from any agreement entered into between VectorMax and a carrier that is introduced by Two Hands to VectorMax.

As a VectorMax channel partner, Two Hands will lead commercialization, market access and strategic deployment efforts across Asia, one of the world's fastest-growing and most bandwidth-constrained digital markets. Given the size of the Asian market and its rapidly expanding data-intensive services, carriers across the region face mounting pressure to scale efficiently. VectorMax's software-based solution offers a compelling alternative to traditional hardware-centric investment.

This partnership reinforces Two Hands' strategy of identifying, commercializing and scaling technologies that deliver immediate, real-world impact across global digital infrastructure. VectorMax's advanced technology software platform redefines the economics of IPTV delivery.

Two Hand considers this a significant and unique opportunity for consumers, carriers and Two Hands shareholders as the company intends to pursue an estimated 1.2 billion smart phone users in the Asian continent, excluding China and Japan.

VectorMax has developed a unique software platform that enables carriers to deliver IPTV over their existing IP networks. This is a significant opportunity for Two Hands to participate in the ever-expanding global telecommunications market. The VectorMax platform operates on all types of IP networks, including DocSis cable, telco, IP satellite, cellular, fixed wireless and fibre optic networks, making it a globally ubiquitous solution. In addition, VectorMax advises that its software is live and deployed across more than a dozen carriers in the western hemisphere.

Carriers around the world are looking for a quick and effective solution to deliver IPTV to their customers, one that will also enable them to make a profit -- exactly what the VectorMax software platform accomplishes.

According to VectorMax, the company has devoted a decade and a half in an intensive, greater-than-$100-million R&D (research and development) effort and successfully developed a unique software-based IPTV delivery platform that utilizes VectorMax Streaming Protocol (VSP-5), the company's intelligent transport protocol. VectorMax has indicated its software-based IPTV platform is driven by over a thousand algorithms that may be installed within days at the carrier's network operating centre, enabling carriers to launch IPTV over their existing networks in a cost-effective way. The VectorMax platform utilizes the carrier's existing network to deliver flawless IPTV, that is all -- no costly infrastructure augmentation, no costly cloud implementation required. This eliminates critical capex (capital expenditure) and opex (operating expenditure) profit drains, resulting in a return on investment (ROI) to the carrier.

The VectorMax IPTV platform has also been developed to provide stable multicast, meaning one stream services all subscribers watching a specific live linear channel, instead of unicast that requires one individual stream per subscriber, with the resultant linear increase in bandwidth consumption with increase in audience size, straining network capacity. VectorMax's stable multicast delivery provides massive comparative bandwidth reduction and performance enhancement, with savings of up to 80 to 90 per cent bandwidth utilization.

The result is a set of benefits for mobile carriers, Internet service providers, content distributors and enterprise networks:

• Massive reductions in bandwidth consumption, even during peak usage;
• Lower network congestion for live events and high-demand content;
• Reduced capex and opex expenditures, delaying costly infrastructure upgrades;
• Improved scalability as user demand and data consumption accelerate.

Together, Two Hands and VectorMax are positioning Asia's network operators to move beyond the limitations of current limiting architectures -- unlocking a future where operators can scale intelligently, efficiently, sustainably and profitably.

About Two Hands Corp.

Two Hands is a publicly traded company operating across the Canadian and U.S. markets. Along with existing activities, Two Hands is focused on multivertical opportunities related to digital assets, fintech (financial technology) ventures as well as exploitation of intellectual property investments. Two Hands remains committed to operational excellence, customer satisfaction and long-term value creation.

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