The only way a deal would be struck with a major player is when a company gains significant traction in terms of revenue, or starts intruding heavily on a competitor's market. With consideration to the fact this isn't showing large jumps in revenue growth, I would say that it isn't quite the best of possibilities at the moment. I just worked with a friend of mine that has a one of a kind cyber security solution (better than anything currently on the market), and Microsoft is actually interested. Even then - same message, Microsoft wants to see signs of obvious market traction. This could take another two years even for a tech company; obviously they continue to update and evolve their software to stay ahead of everyone to include 3 and 4 point ID verification. For those who would ask - they are an S Corp, and have no intention of going public (which I have tried to convince them to do).
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