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Priority To Go Private? and other Digital Transactions News briefs from 11/10/25

  • Processor Priority Technology Holdings Inc. said it has received a preliminary, non-binding take-private proposal from an investor group led by Priority’s chairman and chief executive, Thomas Priore. The proposal envisions buying the shares the group does not already own at a price ranging from $6 to $6.15 each. The stock was trading at $5.99 early Monday. Priore already holds about 58% of the company’s outstanding common stock, according to the announcement.
  • PSQ Holdings Inc., a payments-technology company, said it has agreed to acquire software assets from Tandym Inc. that enable virtual private-label credit and debit cards at checkout. The deal, in which PSQ will pay $1 million in cash plus Class A common stock valued at $5.75 million, is expected to close next month.
  • Paystand Inc. announced it has acquired Bitwage Inc., an enabler of cross-border payouts using stablecoins. Terms were not announced.
  • Payments provider SignaPay Ltd. said it has introduced an overhauled version of its platform for independent sales organizations and is accepting ISO applications for 2026.
  • Credit-rating firm Experian PLC unveiled its Experian Credit + Cashflow Score, aimed at measuring consumer risk under the open-banking trend.
  • Digital-currency platform Bakkt Inc. reported September-quarter revenue of $402.2 million, up 27.1% from a year ago on stronger crypto-market activity. Its net loss totaled $23.2 million for the quarter on increases in clearing and brokerage fees stemming from higher trading volume.
  • U.S.-based payments-technology provider i2c Inc. announced it has agreed to overhaul Belize Bank Ltd.’s technology to enable real-time digital services, among other products and services.
  • The cryptocurrency exchange Bitget Ltd. has appointed former Adobe executive Ignacio Aguirre Franco chief marketing officer.

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