REGO Payment Architectures Faces Immediate Liquidity Crisis, Funds Only Through May 2026

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REGO Payment Architectures, Inc. is facing an immediate liquidity crisis, with management stating funds are only sufficient through May 2026, exacerbating prior going concern warnings and highlighting the inadequacy of recent small debt raises.

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• Immediate Liquidity Crisis Confirmed

  Management explicitly states the company has funds to finance operations only through May 2026 (today's date), indicating an immediate and critical cash shortage.

• Expired $20M Line of Credit

  A $20 million investor private line of credit expired on March 13, 2026, with no outstanding balance, removing a significant potential funding source.

• Insufficient New Debt Raised

  The company issued $475,000 in 10% Secured Convertible Notes and $245,000 in other notes payable during Q1 2026, with an additional $375,000 in convertible notes and $300,000 in other notes payable in April 2026, totaling $1.395 million. This is a modest amount relative to the company's needs.

• Continued Going Concern Warning

  The financial statements are prepared under a going concern assumption, but management reiterates substantial doubt about the company's ability to continue operations due to significant losses and negative cash flow.

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This quarterly report confirms REGO Payment Architectures is in an immediate and severe liquidity crisis, stating it has funds only through May 2026, which is today's date. This intensifies the going concern warning previously issued. The expiration of a $20 million line of credit without being utilized removes a critical potential funding source. While the company raised $1.395 million in new debt in Q1 and April, this amount is insufficient to address its substantial liabilities and ongoing burn rate, indicating a dire financial position and an urgent need for significant capital.