Advanced Credit Technologies, Inc. Acquires Fraud Mitigation Technology

VENICE, FL--(Marketwired - Jul 7, 2016) - Advanced Credit Technologies, Inc. (OTCQB: ACRT) has issued the following update on the company's business and information objectives going forward in the second quarter of 2016.

Advanced Credit Technologies, Inc. is pleased to announce that is has acquired joint ownership along with Mark Carten, the company CTO of the CyberloQ technology. Mr. Carten invented the unique "Digital Authentication and Security Method." Registration in the (uspto.gov) can be found under application number: 13707761.

The CyberloQ technology ( www.cyberloq.com ) allows the company to expand into additional vertical markets aside from the Debit/Credit Card industries stated Chris Jackson, CEO of Advanced Credit Technologies, Inc. This product will enable us to market to Financial Institutions, Universities, the Health Care Industry, Payment Processing, Insurance, and Government, anywhere that private DATA or financial transaction needs to be secured. Consumers and small business have a heightened sense of awareness in regards to financial and personal security, yet most are still unable to take proactive steps on their own to secure their information. This mobile APP solution will allow consumers to be their own gate-keepers and gain financial freedom and security.

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