A 15c2-11 must be filed with finra before it can trade. It has to have "tradeable" shares before a 15c2-11 can be filed. An S-1 is one way of doing that and then they become partially reporting. They might file a Form 10 and become FULLY reporting. This whole process usually takes at least 6 months and more commonly a year or more for a new issue.
Not saying this great company can't do that, just laughing at the idea, that the company implies, that it is some instant automatic thing.
Of course any existing great company out there can do the same thing themselves to become a trading company without lugging around the worthless Interloc.