SEC Filing Document

Company: TRIC Global, Inc.
Ticker: 
CIK: 2124122
Filing Type: S-1
Document Type: S-1
Date Filed: 2026-04-01
Accession Number: 0002124122-26-000003
Exchange: 
SIC Code: 8742
SIC Description: Services-Management Consulting Services
URL: https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/2124122/000212412226000003/tric_s1.htm

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indicating that total membership exceeds 1.1–1.2 billion accounts and that the United States alone accounts for approximately 230–240 million users. This widespread adoption of online professional platforms indicates that many professionals and businesses are accustomed to using digital tools for visibility and connection, although these platforms are not primarily organized around structured, referral-based business development.3 The demand for organized, results-oriented business networking is further illustrated by the performance of Business Network International (“BNI”), a long-established referral networking organization. Publicly available data indicates that BNI has more than 340,000 members in over 11,300 chapters across 76 countries and that its members generated approximately $26.4 billion in revenue from about 17.4 million referrals over a recent 12-month period. These figures demonstrate both the economic significance of structured referral systems and the willingness of business owners to invest time and resources in organized networking frameworks when those frameworks contribute to measurable business outcomes.4

Taken
together, the high prevalence of SMEs in national and regional economies, the large global base of digitally active professionals, and
the observed scale of established referral organizations define a substantial addressable market for digital platforms that support structured,
trackable business networking. Connect is designed to serve participants in this market segment by providing tools for professional discovery,
referral management, and documentation of networking activity in a digital environment.

Sources

1 https://advocacy.sba.gov/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/United_States.pdf

https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/products-eurostat-news/w/ddn-20241025-1?

https://www.reuters.com/technology/linkedin-hits-1-billion-members-adds-ai-features-job-seekers-2023-11-01/

4 https://www.bni.com/

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Marketing
Strategies

The
Company intends to implement a structured marketing plan to support the phased introduction and expansion of the Connect platform. The
strategy emphasizes verifiable operational activities, measurable milestones, and partnerships that align with the platform’s intended
user base of entrepreneurs, small businesses, and independent professionals. Marketing efforts will focus on channels commonly used for
professional visibility and business development, including LinkedIn, YouTube, and search-engine platforms. These channels will be used
to communicate product features, share educational content, and provide updates related to platform availability and functionality.

The
Company also plans to establish partnerships with co-working spaces, business associations, incubators, and professional communities.
These partnerships are expected to facilitate access to concentrated groups of potential users and allow for co-hosted events, informational
sessions, and onboarding workshops. In addition, the Company intends to develop community features within the platform to support user-generated
discussions, peer learning, and topic-specific groups.

encourage early adoption, the Company will introduce a referral-based user acquisition program. This program will allow existing users
to invite new participants and is expected to support organic network growth during the initial expansion phase. Over time, lifecycle
communications, such as product updates, onboarding materials, and usage guidance, will be incorporated to support sustained engagement.

Marketing
Timeline

Phase
1: Pre-Launch (Months 1–6)

Estimated
Allocation: Approximately $20,000

Activities
during this phase are expected to include:

• Establish
marketing infrastructure, including website, brand materials, and initial informational content.

• Begin
outreach to co-working spaces and professional organizations to secure early partnership arrangements.

• Conduct
small-scale pilot introductions and gather feedback for product refinement.

Phase
2: Initial Launch (Months 6–12)

Estimated
Allocation: Approximately $30,000

During
this period, the Company intends to:

• Begin
targeted digital advertising campaigns on professional platforms.

• Release
educational content introducing platform functions and use cases.

• Host
informational webinars and onboarding workshops with partner organizations.

• Launch
a referral-based user acquisition program.

Phase
3: Expansion (Year 2)

• Extend
marketing partnerships into additional regions, including Europe and Asia.

• Increase
frequency of content dissemination and platform demonstration sessions.

• Develop
region-specific campaigns based on local professional communities and business associations.

Phase
4: Long-Term Growth (Year 3 and Beyond)

• Evaluate
performance of digital marketing channels and partnerships for optimization.

• Expand
enterprise outreach for group licensing opportunities.

• Continue
community-building initiatives, including events, educational series, and professional-topic groups.

This
timeline is designed to align marketing efforts with product development milestones and operational scaling while maintaining a conservative
and verifiable description of activities appropriate for regulatory disclosure.

Government
and Regulatory Considerations

a Nevada-incorporated company developing a digital networking platform, the Company operates within a regulatory framework that includes
corporate governance requirements, data-privacy obligations, and technology-related compliance standards. In the United States, the Company
is subject to federal and state regulations governing the collection, use, and protection of personal information. These obligations
include, where applicable, the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) and similar state privacy statutes, which address data-access rights,
user consent, retention policies, and disclosure practices.

Because
the Connect platform is intended for use in multiple jurisdictions, the Company anticipates the need to comply with international data-protection
regulations, such as the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), as well as country-specific privacy and cybersecurity
rules that govern the processing and transfer of personal data. The Company will implement internal procedures designed to support responsible
data handling, system transparency, and the security of user information.

the extent that the platform incorporates automated tools or technology-assisted matching functions, the Company intends to maintain
internal controls to monitor the performance of such features and mitigate risks associated with automated decision processes. If future
versions of the platform utilize distributed ledger or other immutable record-keeping technologies for referral tracking, the Company
will assess and follow applicable regulatory guidance relating to digital record security and permissible data-storage practices.

the Company proceeds with the registration of securities under the Securities Act of 1933, it will become subject to the reporting, disclosure,
and internal-control requirements of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. To meet these obligations, the Company intends to adopt compliance
frameworks related to financial reporting, cybersecurity oversight, and risk-management procedures, supported by appropriate governance
practices as the business expands.

Employees
& Organizational Structure

The
Company expects to begin operations with an organizational structure consisting of two employees comprised of the company’s two
officers and directors. This initial team will be responsible for establishing the Company’s foundational systems, overseeing product
development for the Connect platform, managing corporate governance, and preparing the Company for potential regulatory and commercial
obligations. At this time, the company’s officers and directors do not receive a salary or any other consideration from the company.
Due to outside business interests, our officer and directors each may allocate up to twenty hours per week.

the Company progresses from development to commercial launch, additional personnel may be added in engineering, compliance, customer
support, and product operations, depending on business needs and regulatory requirements. Future hiring will prioritize operational reliability,
data-handling competence, and experience relevant to maintaining a secure and compliant digital platform. The Company expects its organizational
structure to evolve gradually as platform usage increases and broader geographic expansion is undertaken.

Future
Plans and Growth Roadmap

Over
the 12-month period following the effectiveness of this Registration Statement, the Company intends to focus on completing core platform
development for Connect, initiating limited commercial deployment, and establishing foundational operational infrastructure. Based on
the maximum offering amount of $200,000, anticipated expenditures during this period are expected to align with the allocations described
in the “Use of Proceeds” section, including approximately $70,000 for business development and consulting operations, $50,000
for marketing and brand development, $40,000 for technology and platform-related expenses, and $40,000 for general and administrative
costs.

Technology-related
expenses are expected to include software development, hosting services, and third-party technical support. Marketing expenditures are
expected to consist primarily of digital outreach and partnership development with small-business associations and professional communities.
General and administrative costs are anticipated to include accounting, legal, compliance, filing, and operational overhead expenses.

the Company raises less than the maximum offering amount, expenditures will be adjusted proportionally, as outlined in the Use of Proceeds
table. In such circumstances, the Company may delay certain development initiatives, reduce marketing activities, limit geographic expansion,
or defer hiring plans. The Company may also seek alternative funding sources, including loans from shareholders, private placements,
or other financing arrangements, although no such arrangements are currently in place.

Over
the 18–36 month period, expansion into additional geographic markets and the introduction of additional platform features will
be dependent upon sufficient revenue generation or additional capital raising. Over the 36–60 month horizon, broader service expansion
and evaluation of a potential public listing would similarly depend on financial performance, market conditions, and access to capital.

The
Company currently has limited operating revenue, and its ability to execute the growth plan described above is contingent upon the successful
completion of this offering or alternative financing arrangements.

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USE
OF PROCEEDS

This
offering is being conducted on a self-underwritten, best efforts basis. No minimum number of shares must be sold for the offering to
proceed, and there can be no assurance that we will raise any proceeds or the maximum offering amount. The offering price of the shares
is fixed at $0.01 per share for the duration of the offering.