CyberloQ Technologies, Inc.: enters joint venture operating agreement

What happened The filing reports that on Sep 29, 2026 CyberloQ Technologies, Inc. and Michigan Secure Capital Group Corp. executed an Operating Agreement in connection with the parties’ entering into a joint-venture relationship (the “Venture”). The parties said they intend to pursue the development, integration, and commercialization of technology-enabled cybersecurity, authentication, compliance, wallet, and related products and services.

Key details

• CyberloQ and Michigan Secure Capital Group Corp. each hold a 50% economic interest in the Venture; distributable cash is to be allocated equally after authorized costs, expenses, obligations, and reserves.
• The Venture is manager-managed; Michigan Secure Capital Group Corp. has operational authority, subject to specified matters requiring approval by CyberloQ.
• CyberloQ will make available approved CyberloQ® and CyberloQ Secure® technologies, which may include mobile-application technology, device registration, multi-factor authentication, biometric functionality, geolocation and geofencing, application programming interfaces, and related integration support.
• Michigan Secure Capital Group Corp. will contribute management, technology-development coordination, compliance oversight, financial-infrastructure and commercialization capabilities, and approved rights to access or use certain technologies; CyberloQ also committed to contribute 200,000,000 shares of CyberloQ Class B Non-Voting Common Stock to the Venture, and the Operating Agreement restricts the Venture or MSCG from selling, pledging, collateralizing, financing, encumbering, transferring, or disposing of contributed shares without CyberloQ’s prior written consent, with reconveyance rights on an uncured material breach.

Why it may matter This is Item 1.01: entry into a material definitive agreement, covering the Operating Agreement that establishes the joint venture and its principal economic, governance and technology-contribution terms. The filing does not show why the company acted.