How EIDDI is structured, owned and held accountable across two jurisdictions — and what that means for the clients, partners and investors who rely on it.
Most cross-border technology work forces a quiet trade-off: the accountability of a US-registered counterparty, or the efficiency of an offshore one — rarely both, and often through an arrangement no one can verify. EIDDI was structured to remove that trade-off deliberately, not by accident.
Two separately registered entities — one under the SECP in Pakistan, one as a Florida LLC in the United States — sit beneath a single brand. The brand hub you are reading holds no contracts itself. Every engagement is carried by one named, regulated company, under one clearly stated legal system. The pages that follow set out the principles that keep that structure honest, and what each one means in practice for you.
Separate legal companies in Pakistan (SECP) and the United States (Florida & IRS) — not a single vendor stretched across borders.
Both entities are wholly owned and directed by founder Abdul Hameed — sole member, sole director, on the public record.
eiddi.com holds no contracts. Every engagement is carried by one named operating entity — never the umbrella.
SECP incorporation under the Companies Act 2017, and a Florida LLC with an issued IRS EIN — each with ongoing filing duties.
The two entities are legally distinct. Obligations and funds are kept to the entity that incurs them — not commingled.
Work is governed by written agreements — NDA and service terms — with the contracting entity, under a stated jurisdiction.
EIDDI is a founder-led group, deliberately lean. We won't claim a board we don't have or certifications we haven't earned — the fastest way to lose the trust of anyone who reads carefully.
Today, governance means three concrete things: ownership that is clear and documented, formal company registrations in both jurisdictions, and every engagement carried out under a written contract with a named entity. As the group grows, governance will formalise in step — audited financial statements, an advisory board, and independent review. We would rather tell you exactly where we stand than dress it up.
Full filings — CUIN, EIN, document numbers, registered agents and addresses — are listed in full on the Companies page. For investors, partners or payment processors who need more, a due-diligence pack is available to qualified parties on request.