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At AppTech Payments’ annual meeting Albert L. Lord and Thomas J. DeRosa were elected as directors for two years. Shareholders voted in an advisory vote to approve the board’s compensation with annual votes and approved the "2026 AppTech Equity Incentive Plan" as well as the appointment of dbbmckennon as auditor. The company also disclosed a financing arrangement of USD 1 million in two 18% promissory notes with conversion rights. Despite 579% revenue growth in the last twelve months, AppTech reported a loss per share of USD 0.23 and a financial condition rated "WEAK" by InvestingPro. » More on de.investing.com

AppTech Payments has appointed Albert L. Lord as executive chairman; as a result he is no longer considered an independent director and has left the compensation committee. The board approved employment agreements for CEO Thomas DeRosa (annual base salary $384,000) and COO Anthony Shall ($240,000), both eligible for discretionary bonuses and participation in stock option and employee equity programs. The company also entered a $1 million financing arrangement with LendSpark and Manetto Hill Fund (two $500,000 notes, 18% interest, 14-month term, convertible into common stock). The stock trades on the OTCQB under the ticker APCX; investigations indicate the share may currently be undervalued. » More on de.investing.com

AppTech Payments has appointed Albert L. Lord as executive chairman; the change has been effective since May 1. Lord will work closely with CEO Thomas DeRosa and help the company address challenges in its complex business model. AppTech reports that transaction volume nearly tripled from Q4 2025 to Q1 2026, while short-term liabilities exceed liquid assets. In addition, Robert L. Lipstein was appointed to the board of directors and employment contracts with DeRosa and COO Anthony Shall were concluded through 2027. » More on de.investing.com