Hop-On, Inc

Corporate Structure & History

Hop‑On, Inc. was incorporated in Nevada in 1993 as a wireless‑communications company. Over three decades it assembled a portfolio of standards‑based licensed rights covering foundational cellular technologies. Today it holds an active Nokia patent license for H.264/AVC decoding products. The company organizes its operations around a four‑pillar framework: (1) the Hop‑On public‑company platform (the corporate shell and OTC listing), (2) Digitalage, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary focused on live media infrastructure, (3) the Technology & IP Foundation (the company’s historical patent‑licensing assets), and (4) OOVE, a separate external legal entity that functions as an independent licensing and intellectual‑property rights layer. OOVE is explicitly non‑consolidated, meaning it is not a subsidiary but an external relationship.

In March 2026, Hop‑On completed a three‑milestone deployment arc for Digitalage, putting working infrastructure on public record. The platform was demonstrated with features including instant live broadcasting, multi‑host collaboration, persistent stream replay, a unified creator control center, and real‑time AI transcription. In April 2026, the company onboarded its first 100 hand‑picked creators into a “Genesis Creator Pilot Program” and submitted its iOS app for review. In June 2026, Digitalage opened commercial VOD library intake for news, sports, events, and faith programming. The culmination came on June 30, 2026, when Apple approved the Digitalage iOS app for distribution on the App Store, converting months of infrastructure build‑out into a live revenue‑activation milestone.

Business Model & Products

Hop‑On’s current revenue focus is the Digitalage platform, a “stateful media infrastructure” designed for creators and enterprise partners. The platform offers three core functions: Ingest (live and on‑demand content ingestion), Protect (digital‑asset verification through a patent‑pending IP portfolio, including content‑provenance technology), and Monetize (direct creator‑to‑audience monetization). Digitalage follows a dual‑revenue model: 85% of gross subscription revenue is returned to creators, while Hop‑On retains a 15% platform‑infrastructure fee covering payment processing, encoding, CDN, and compliance. Additionally, 50% of net advertising revenue is allocated to Genesis Creator Pilot Program participants, with a $500 sign‑up bonus for completing onboarding.

Beyond Digitalage, the company’s historical IP portfolio—including the Nokia H.264/AVC license—remains an asset, though no active licensing revenue is currently disclosed. The external OOVE entity is described as a separate licensing and rights layer, but its revenue model and relationship to Hop‑On are not detailed.

Recent Milestones (2025–2026)

- October 2025: Appointed VStock Transfer, LLC as its new stock transfer agent to enhance shareholder transparency. - March 2026: Completed three‑milestone deployment arc; Digitalage platform demo put working infrastructure on public record. - April 2026: First 100 creators onboarded; iOS apps submitted for review. - May 2026: Filed patent application for infrastructure making digital‑content licensing conditional on verified delivery; unveiled institutional governance portal. - June 2026: Opened commercial VOD intake; received Apple App Store approval for Digitalage iOS app. - July 2026: Digitalage soft launch began with influencer and Genesis Creator onboarding.

Licensing & IP

Hop‑On holds an active Nokia patent license covering H.264/AVC decoding products. The company states it has “worked under standards‑based IP frameworks for more than a generation” and describes IP as the connective tissue between its wireless heritage and current operating focus.

Headquarters & Contact

Based on press‑release datelines, the company’s operational address is in Temecula, California. The registered corporate address is in Nevada (incorporation state). Contact telephone: +1‑949‑756‑9008.

Ownership & Public Listing

Ticker: HPNN on OTC Markets (OTCID). Reporting standard: Alternative. Profile status: Verified. Transfer agent: VStock Transfer, LLC. Securities counsel: C. J. Hunt, Esq.