Investor PresentationTSXV:PGV November 2019

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Forward Looking Statement

This presentation (the "Presentation") contains" forward-looking information" and "forward- looking statements" (collectively, "forward-lookingstatements") within the meaning of the applicable Canadian securities legislation. All statements, other than statements of historical fact, are forward-looking statements and are based on expectations, estimates and projections as at the date of this Presentation. Any statement that involves discussionswith respect to predictions, expectations, beliefs , plans, projections, objectives, assumptions, future events or performance (often but not always usingphrases such as "expects", or "does not expect", "is expected", "anticipates" or "does not anticipate", "plans", "budget", "scheduled", "forecasts","estimates", "believes" or "intends" or variations of such words and phrases or stating that certain actions, events or results "may" or "could", "would","might" or "will" be taken to occur or be achieved) are not statements of historical fact and may be forward-looking statements.

In this Presentation, forward-looking statements relate, among other things, to its aggressive expansion into additional financial institutions and otherenterprise clients, acquisition opportunities to further accelerate growth, new revenue opportunities with digital transformation, identity and paymentspractices, statements relating to the anticipated growth of the mobile enterprise applications market, Prodigy's plans for organic growth and growth throughacquisitions. All forward-looking information entails various risks and uncertainties that are based on current expectations and actual results may differmaterially from those contained in such information.

These uncertainties and risks include, but are not limited to, risks relating to the timing and size of new contracts; acquisitions and other corporatedevelopments; the ability to attract and retain qualified personnel; market competition in the rapidly evolving information technology industry; and generaleconomic and business conditions. Risks and uncertainties about Prodigy's business are more fully discussed in the disclosure materials filed with thesecurities regulatory authorities in Canada, which are available on SEDAR under the issuer profile of Prodigy at www.sedar.com. Readers are urged toread these materials and should not place undue reliance on any forward-looking statement and information contained in this Presentation. Except asrequired by law, Prodigy assumes no obligation to update the forward-looking statements of beliefs, opinions, projections, or other factors, should theychange, except as required by law.

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Ticker (TSX:V) PGV

Common Shares Outstanding 115.5M

Stock Price $0.20

Market Cap $21.4M

Options Outstanding(Weighted Average Exercise Price $0.152)

1.24M

Revenue FY 2018 (140% revenue growth from 2015 to 2018)

$17M

Revenue 2019 H1 (33% growth over 2018 H1)

$10M

Management Ownership 76%

Working Capital(At 2019-06-30)

$2.8M

Debt Nil

Founded Apr 2014

Public Sept 2015

Year End Dec 31

Headquartered in Toronto’s financial district

Prodigy Labs is a professional services company, enabling innovationfor banks, financial services, and insurance enterprise clients

140% revenue growth from 2015 to 2018, over 400 contracts

A trusted partner to leading financial institutions, Prodigy has built areputation of accelerating time to value

The Company is known for its depth in the digital identity,digital payments, and digital transformation spaces

Prodigy has been consistently recognized as one of Canada’s, andNorth America’s, fastest growing companies

Prodigy Ventures delivers Fintech innovation through its subsidiary, Prodigy Labs

Who is Prodigy Ventures

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The high adoption and usage of mobile devices and technology based solutions is driving demand for financial, banking, and related solutions, which are increasingly accessed through personal devices. As the market evolves, businesses are investing heavily in technology-based solutions which enable easier, faster transactions, anytime and anywhere, while reducing costs. This is the key growth driver for the globalfintech market, which will see theindustry grow to approximately USD 309.9B by 2023 and growing at a CAGR of 24.8% during 2018-2022.

Fintech Verticals:

North America is the leading contributorto the global fintech market and isexpected to reach USD 80.85B by 2023

RegtechExpected to grow at a CAGR of 22.05%due to new regulations in the sector like GDPR and AML

Payments and BillingExpected to drive major global growthwith revenue generation of USD 207.11Bannually by 2023

InsuretechAutomated payments/remittance, digital pink-slips, new insurance models

Lending & InvestingOthers (mortgage, capital market,wealth management)

Major Enablers:Digital Identity & Consent Management

Real-time Payments

Transformative Technologies• Microservices and API’s• Nature Language Processing• Bot’s (using AI & ML)• Biometrics & Encryption• Cloud Computing• New Architectures, • Methodologies & Models• PaaS, IaaS, etc.

The Global Fintech Industry

4Data excerpts from The Business Research Company – Financial Service Global Market Report 2019.

Partnering to Deliver – Scale, Speed & Trust

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We are a Canadian professional services firm that has… Developed & deliver award-winning solutionsA proven track record of successful co-development An exceptional talent pool to draw on flexiblyEvolved into a practice led approach with an incubation model for growth

Clients:

Examples of market apps and solutions:

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“Chances are if you are banking online or on a mobile device with a major Canadian financial institution you are using Prodigy’s work”

Used by millions everyday.

Business Segments

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1) Digital Identity

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Digital Identity Standards Emerging at Accelerating Pace• Addressing new rules for data privacy, security, and consent • Shifting digital economy and new customer engagement models• Building on new Technologies including blockchain

Opportunities for Growth• Integration & deployment services• Canada, US and International• Licensing of Tools & Work Product• Recurring Revenue via Managed Services

Trusted Partner Ecosystem Developing Around

• Prodigy is a privileged Strategic Partner• Prodigy Tools developed for rapid adoption

from

MAJOR BANKS INVESTOver $30M to develop

Canada’s NationalDigital Network

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2) Payments

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Prodigy Labs designs, builds and delivers industry-leading digital payment solutions whichensure clients are at the forefront of the global payments modernization revolution

Applications developed for and with clients include mobile banking and payment apps, mobile wallets, Apple Pay, … “making an app pretty is easy – but we make it work, scalable, and secure – that is the hard part and what we do at Prodigy”.

ISO 20022 is on the horizon for North America and Prodigy has positioned itself as afirst mover and leader in this field to assist companies establish and integrate to the standard

Realtime Payments and Open Banking are a reality in the Canadian marketplace, with financialinstitutions and others looking to adopt quickly and efficiently to remain relevant, gain efficienciesand reinforce competitive advantage. Prodigy’s real-world experience and capabilities are in demand.

Design, development, implementation of bullet proof robust solutions with the latest technologies.Services range from prototyping to market readiness to providing payment toolkits and accelerators.

Services include:

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3) Digital Transformation

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Technology Services

MobileServices

Legacy Modernization

Prodigy Labs solutions enableclients to plan, implement and execute digital transformation to accelerate time to value.

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• Microservices and API’s • Nature Language Processing• Bot’s (using AI & ML)• Biometrics & Encryption• Cloud Computing• New Architectures, Methodologies & Models• PaaS IaaS, etc.

Accelerating time to value requires leveraging the “right” transformative technologies, and new industry models, to solve real problems. It is not just about moving to the “Cloud” or doing “Agile”. It is a new way of thinking, designing, building, deploying, and managing applications.

Transformative Technologies

Building the FutureA Minor Collision Example

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Today’s Experience: Frustrating, Costly,Fraud Exposure, Time Consuming

Simpler fast user-centric processdriven by Prodigy-enabled services

Tomorrow’s Experience:Simple to Use, Low Cost,

Secure, Fast

Physical DocumentsManual ProcessesHuman InterventionTechnology Barriers

Sharing ID securely,Digitally, with consent,to enable all processes:

• Reporting• Repair• Rental• Payment

Built using:

Digital ID & ConsentDigital PaymentsNew Technology

Tomorrow

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Today

Financials& Growth

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Rapid Revenue Growth & Risk Diversification

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Revenue

Year ended*2015-12-31

Year ended2016-12-31

*The company only had a 9 month fiscal year in 2015 because the company changed its year end upon goingpublic in September 2015. The amounts shown are for a comparable 12 month period in 2015.

Revenue$7,069,714

Revenue$11,020,658

R&DNet Income Revenue

$12,140,692

Year ended2017-12-31

$16,943,045

Year ended2018-12-31

400+ Contracts

140% Revenue Growth2015 to 2018

Zero Debt

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Prodigy Is A Platform For Growth

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Digital TransformationDigital Identity Digital Payments

Total transaction value in the Digital Payments segment globally exceeds US$4 trillion in 2019

Growth in mobile Digital Identity solutions could exceed 800% over the next 5 years

Technology Services, Mobile Services Intelligent Testing, Cloud…

US$1.3 trillion in IT spending will be directly or indirectly affected by the shift to cloud by 2022

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1. (2019, August). News Flash: $7 Billion Opportunity in Digital Identity. Retrieved from https://www.gsma.com/identity/news-flash-7-billion-opportunity-in-digital-identity-for-operators-by-2024-as-world-turns-to-mobile2. (2019, September). Digital Payments. Retrieved from https://www.statista.com/outlook/296/100/digital-payments/worldwide3. (2018, September). Gartner https://www.information-age.com/shift-to-the-cloud-gartner-123474857/

Real-time Payments, Payments Modernization, ISO 20022

Emerging Networks including Verified.Me, Step up Authorization

Positioned at the Intersection ofOpportunity & Ability

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Prodigy is at the confluence of new technology shift and fabric maturation, the launch of digital identity networks, and payments modernization – all of which create opportunities for growth

Trust and security is at the core of the digital market

Identity Payments

Transformation

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Scaling The Opportunity

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Use Cases

Prodigy study identified56 use cases in the

Insurance segment alone

• Employee Onboarding• Property Rental Market• Vehicle Leasing/Rental• New Account Open KYC…Many others…

Digital identityrevenue

projected to grow800% to over

$7.0B in 5 years

Paymentsmodernization

spend exceeds $5.5Bper year globally

$1.3 trillion in ITspending will be

directly orindirectly affected

by the shift tocloud by 2022

151. (2019, August). News Flash: $7 Billion Opportunity in Digital Identity https://www.gsma.com/identity/news-flash-7-billion-opportunity-in-digital-identity-for-operators-by-2024-as-world-turns-to-mobile2 (2018, November) Payments Canada and E&Y (https://www.payments.ca/sites/default/files/report_costs_of_payments_processing_eng_final_2018.pdf3. (2018, September). Gartner https://www.information-age.com/shift-to-the-cloud-gartner-123474857/

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Target new verticals:

InsuranceRetail

GovernmentEducationFinanceOther

Maximize profitable growthin existing business segments

Grow businessin new verticals

M&A to capture market& unlock value

Prodigy’s Three Pillar Growth Strategy

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• Continue to grow presence withinexisting clients (share of wallet)

• Expand sales and marketing efforts togain new clients (share of market)

• Differentiate offering with practice areas indigital transformation, identity & payments

• Establish and grow managed services tointroduce recurring revenues

Target service providers:

Positive & growing EBITDAEstablished customer baseDifferentiated technologyComplementary skillsetsPotential cost synergies

Organic growth Inorganic growth

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Experienced Management Team

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Tom BeckermanFounder, CEO and Director• Technology veteran with 40+ years of experience in senior leadership roles.• Played instrumental roles in the success of seven other tech, marketing services,financial information and medical device companies

Andrew HiltonCFO and Corp. Secretary• Fifteen+ years experience providing financialreporting and corporate secretarial servicesfor public companies• Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA)

Natalie MohammedHead of Human Resources• Experienced Human Resources leaderwith an impressive history of success in theinformation technology and services industry.

• Recognized as one of the Top 25 HumanResources Professionals in Canada in 2017,and as a Rising Star by HRDC in 2018

• Certified Human Resources Professional,and Professional in Human Resourcesdesignation from the HR Certificate Institute

Jeff WattsPresident• Over 30 years of global experience in direct sales, channels, marketing,business and corporate development at SAP, Xerox and 3Com, and startupssuch as Quack.com (acquired by AOL)

• Serves on several boards and has contributed to successful exits, includingLocationary (acquired by Apple) and Elliptic Technologies (acquired by Synopys).

Doug WoolridgeSVP Solutions and Innovation• A leader in complex global technology transformation for the banking,finance, insurance and high tech industries

• Formerly Chief Architect for Cognizant in Canada• Has overseen corporate development, operations, technology strategyand execution, corporate finance, and mergers and acquisitions

• Experience spans companies and business units at various stages of growth

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Board Members Bring Strong Oversight

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Stephen MooreDirector• Over 30 years experience in securities

industry in research, sales, tradingand corporate finance

• Senior leadership roles at Burns Fry,Lancaster Financial and TD Securities

• Was a Founder and Managing Directorof Kensington Capital, specializing inprivate equity advisory services

Robert MacLeanDirector• Co-founder and CEO of Points

International since 2000 (TSX:PTS,NASDAQ:PCOM)

• Has grown Points into globallyrecognized leader, working with60+ of the world’s largestloyalty programs

• Prior to Points, held impressivelist of senior leadership roles inairline and loyalty industries

Gayemarie BrownDirector• CEO and Founder of WintamPlace Consulting

• Former National InnovationLeader for Deloitte Canada

• More than 25 years of digitaltransformation experience forworld leading companies

• One of the top female futurists• Speaks globally on exponentialtechnologies, digital disruptionand artificial intelligence

Tom BeckermanFounder, CEO and Director• Technology veteran with 40+ years

of experience in senior leadership roles.Played instrumental roles in the successof seven other tech, marketing services,financial information and medicaldevice companies

• Focused on strategic development andmarketing of high tech platformsand services

Jeffrey ShaulChair, Advisory Board• Thirty years securities industry experience in

senior positions with major firms includingScotia Capital and TD Securities

• Experience in underwriting, mergers &acquisitions, private equity and asset management

• Founded independent investment firmRobson Capital in 2003

Anatol von HahnAdvisory Board Member• Venture capitalist, senior international bank

executive and board member with over 30 yearsexperience in North America, Latin America, and Asia

• Led banking operations in Canada, Mexico,Argentina, Chile, and Singapore

• Chaired or served on the boards of seveninternational banks as well as a number ofassociations and charities

Pierre RobergeAdvisory Board Member• More than 20 years experience at the forefront of

innovation in digital identity, digital currency, online,mobile and payment marketplaces

• Co-founded SecureKey Technologies, Dexitand Rocket Piggy

• Previous enterprise clients include TD Canada Trust,the Royal Canadian Mint, Interac, EnStream,Suretap, Telus and Intel

• Fintech advisor to the MaRS Innovation Centre

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Key Investor Considerations

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Profitable services business with strong record of revenue growth

New revenue opportunities with digital transformation,identity and payments practices

Aggressively expanding into additional financial institutionsand other enterprise clients

Acquisition opportunities to accelerate growth

Experienced management and strong board

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Company Contact

Andrew HiltonChief Financial Officer

Prodigy VenturesAndrew.Hilton@Prodigy.Ventures+1 416.606.8833

Thank you

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