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Online Harms Foundation is UK company 11656320, a company limited by guarantee without share capital, formerly named QuantSpark Foundation until 11 May 2021. It implements Tech Against Terrorism and is the foundation identified in Canadian disclosures funding development of the Terrorist Content Analytics Platform.
OHF's control register gives QuantSpark at least 75% of voting rights and director appointment/removal rights. Its July 2025 accounts report GBP913,015 invoiced by QuantSpark and GBP1,554,927 owed, with loan support relevant to going concern. QuantSpark's corresponding figures differ by GBP80 on invoicing and GBP1 on the combined balance; they describe the same relationships, not extra flows. Canadian records name the foundation under its former and current names, supported by the separate company-history crosswalk, rather than naming QuantSpark Limited as award recipient.
Canada TCAP contribution — agreement 21415 → Online Harms Foundation
Canadian record names QuantSpark Foundation; UK company history supplies the separate crosswalk to OHF company 11656320. The amendment the old label after the UK name change. Not an award to QuantSpark Limited.
QuantSpark Limited → Online Harms Foundation
PSC notification date; current entry observed 9 September 2026, not a one-day exercise.
OHF PSC filing gives QuantSpark at least 75% of voting rights and appointment/removal rights. Guarantee company has no share capital; no item-level instruction inferred.
Canada TCAP Phase 2 — agreement 22841 → Online Harms Foundation
Public record identifies Online Harms Foundation; no Canadian company number appears, so company 11656320 crosswalk remains a separately sourced identity conclusion.
Online Harms Foundation → Tech Against Terrorism
TAT names OHF as implementer; this separates the initiative from its legal company and funders.
Online Harms Foundation → QuantSpark Limited
2025-07-31 – 2025-07-31
OHF reports GBP 1,554,927 owed. QS separately reports GBP 1,374,157 for services and 180,769 expenses, totaling 1,554,926 by our arithmetic. The GBP 1 difference is unexplained. The entire balance is not characterized as a cash loan; no settlement proved. Financial details: value: 1,554,927; currency: GBP; kind: OHF reported amount owed not cash loan total; period: as at 31 July 2025
QuantSpark Limited → Online Harms Foundation
2025-07-31 – 2025-07-31
QS note 10 reports GBP 913,095 net of VAT for FY2025; OHF reports GBP 913,015. Preserve the GBP 80 difference rather than forcing reconciliation or inferring wrongdoing. No cash payment or TCAP-only allocation established. Financial details: value: 913,095; currency: GBP; kind: QS reported services invoiced net of VAT not receipt; period: year ended 31 July 2025
QuantSpark Limited → Online Harms Foundation
2025-07-31 – 2025-07-31
OHF note 7 supplies its own GBP 913,015 figure, with VAT basis unspecified. This is the counterparty account of the same relationship, not another additive purchase. Financial details: value: 913,015; currency: GBP; kind: OHF reported invoice amount not additive to QS account; period: year ended 31 July 2025
QuantSpark Limited → Online Harms Foundation
Financial-statement approval/reporting anchor; not loan origination date or perpetual support.
OHF going-concern note records loan reliance and a director assurance that amounts would not be recalled for the following 12 months. Amount, security, interest, project allocation and exact balance components covered remain not obtained.
Agreement 21415 : QuantSpark Foundation, initial CAD1,155,622.44; amended total CAD1,256,688.09, with the prior packet preserving the one-day start-date discrepancy and the 22 November 2021 amendment. Agreement 22841 : Online Harms Foundation, CAD1,945,904, disclosed term 1 April 2023–31 March 2026 . The exact detail records and amendment are already retained; they were not reacquired. Legal aliasing to company 11656320 depends on the separate registry evidence, not the Canadian records themselves.
Read the research & sources ↗The strongest new relationship is concrete corporate and financial dependence: Tech Against Terrorism (TAT) is implemented by Online Harms Foundation (OHF); OHF's filed controlling entity is QuantSpark Limited; OHF also reports receiving loans from, being invoiced by, and owing money to QuantSpark. A separate official Canadian award directly funds development of the Terrorist Content Analytics Platform (TCAP). Neither record gives a donor a demonstrated right to order an individual content classification.
Read the research & sources ↗The Canadian disclosures supply the recipient/project connection that the earlier announcement left indirect. They name QuantSpark Foundation for TCAP agreement 21415 , and Online Harms Foundation for Phase 2 agreement 22841 . Their fields explicitly identify these as recipient legal names. The current official data schema says that field should come from the agreement, and that agreement value means the total stated in the agreement, in CAD , not an amendment increment. These are government-published disclosure assertions about agreements, not the signed instruments themselves.
Read the research & sources ↗Identity boundary. The accepted Companies House packet identifies company 11656320 as Online Harms Foundation, previously QuantSpark Foundation until11May 2021. This supports reading these labels as the historical names of the same company, distinct from QuantSpark Limited company 10304694. That legal-name history is retained prior primary research, not a fresh registry inspection in this lane. The November 2021 Canadian amendment continues to display the former Foundation name after the reported UK name change; this may be a legacy agreement label. It is not evidence of a second foundation, an undisclosed recipient or the Limited company itself receiving the Canadian award. No UK company number appears in the inspected Canadian records, so the registry-number crosswalk remains separately sourced.
Read the research & sources ↗Tech Against Terrorism: the verifier, its legal controller and its operating rules ↗
Canadian TCAP contributions: named recipient, amendment and agreement scope ↗
QuantSpark: filed control and the reciprocal OHF accounts ↗
Canadian TCAP delivery and sponsor acceptance — bounded return ↗
Online Harms Foundation → implements the initiative → Tech Against Terrorism
TAT names OHF as implementer; this separates the initiative from its legal company and funders.
QuantSpark Limited → holds registered voting and director-appointment control → Online Harms Foundation
PSC notification date; current entry observed 9 September 2026, not a one-day exercise.
OHF PSC filing gives QuantSpark at least 75% of voting rights and appointment/removal rights. Guarantee company has no share capital; no item-level instruction inferred.
QuantSpark Limited → reported consultancy and other services invoiced to OHF → Online Harms Foundation
2025-07-31 – 2025-07-31
Reported by the cited source
QS note 10 reports GBP 913,095 net of VAT for FY2025; OHF reports GBP 913,015. Preserve the GBP 80 difference rather than forcing reconciliation or inferring wrongdoing. No cash payment or TCAP-only allocation established.
Financial details: value: 913,095; currency: GBP; kind: QS reported services invoiced net of VAT not receipt; period: year ended 31 July 2025
QuantSpark Limited → was reported by OHF to have invoiced consultancy → Online Harms Foundation
2025-07-31 – 2025-07-31
Reported by the cited source
OHF note 7 supplies its own GBP 913,015 figure, with VAT basis unspecified. This is the counterparty account of the same relationship, not another additive purchase.
Financial details: value: 913,015; currency: GBP; kind: OHF reported invoice amount not additive to QS account; period: year ended 31 July 2025
Online Harms Foundation → reported an outstanding related-party balance → QuantSpark Limited
2025-07-31 – 2025-07-31
Reported by the cited source
OHF reports GBP 1,554,927 owed. QS separately reports GBP 1,374,157 for services and 180,769 expenses, totaling 1,554,926 by our arithmetic. The GBP 1 difference is unexplained. The entire balance is not characterized as a cash loan; no settlement proved.
Financial details: value: 1,554,927; currency: GBP; kind: OHF reported amount owed not cash loan total; period: as at 31 July 2025
QuantSpark Limited → provided loans on which OHF reports relying → Online Harms Foundation
Financial-statement approval/reporting anchor; not loan origination date or perpetual support.
Reported by the cited source
OHF going-concern note records loan reliance and a director assurance that amounts would not be recalled for the following 12 months. Amount, security, interest, project allocation and exact balance components covered remain not obtained.
Canada TCAP contribution — agreement 21415 → names the foundation under its former legal name → Online Harms Foundation
Canadian record names QuantSpark Foundation; UK company history supplies the separate crosswalk to OHF company 11656320. The amendment the old label after the UK name change. Not an award to QuantSpark Limited.
Canada TCAP Phase 2 — agreement 22841 → names OHF as the legal recipient → Online Harms Foundation
Public record identifies Online Harms Foundation; no Canadian company number appears, so company 11656320 crosswalk remains a separately sourced identity conclusion.