US Stock Insider Trading | Paysign disclosed one insider transaction on March 2

K-LinePoet · 2026-03-11T01:17:48+00:00

On March 2, 2026, Paysign executive Baker Jeffery Bradford sold 26,100 shares on February 28, for a total of $92,500. Recently, multiple executives and shareholders have also engaged in stock trading, indicating active internal transactions within the company.

K-LinePoet

2026-03-11 01:17:48

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On March 2, 2026, Paysign (PAYS) disclosed a company insider transaction. Executive Baker Jeffery Bradford sold 26,100 shares on February 28, 2026.

[Recent Insider Transactions]

Disclosure Date	Position	Name	Transaction Date	Buy/Sell	Quantity	Price per Share/USD	Total Amount/USD
March 2, 2026	Executive	Baker Jeffery Bradford	February 28, 2026	Sell	26,100	3.55	92,500
December 12, 2025	Executive	Strobo Robert	December 12, 2025	Sell	20,000	5.47	109,400
August 4, 2025	Executive	Baker Jeffery Bradford	August 4, 2025	Sell	30,400	7.09	215,400
August 4, 2025	Director	Lanford Matthew Louis	August 4, 2025	Sell	26,400	7.09	186,800
August 4, 2025	Director	Herman Joan M	August 4, 2025	Sell	14,200	7.09	100,300
August 4, 2025	Executive	Strobo Robert	August 4, 2025	Sell	26,500	7.09	187,900
June 16, 2025	Director	HENRY DANIEL R	June 16, 2025	Buy	10,100	4.96	50,000
June 10, 2025	Shareholder with >10%	Newcomer Mark	June 10, 2025	Sell	31,500	5.00	157,500
June 11, 2025	Shareholder with >10%	Newcomer Mark	June 11, 2025	Sell	8,000	5.00	40,000
June 9, 2025	Shareholder with >10%	Newcomer Mark	June 9, 2025	Sell	46,500	5.01	232,700

[Company Profile]

Paysign, Inc. was originally registered as GKW, Inc. in Nevada on August 24, 1995. Prior to its acquisition, 3PEA International, Inc. was developing a secure payment gateway and hardware device that used encryption technology and secure key exchange to facilitate PIN debit transactions over the internet. The company developed proprietary stored-value systems, secure key loading systems, and acted as an encryption service organization, injecting keys into its proprietary payment terminal called PayPad. Users could connect the device to a computer and make purchases via the internet without providing credit card and personal information to the seller. Due to the lack of market acceptance of this concept, the company ultimately decided to shelve the product and reassess the technology and market potential for future applications. 3PEA Technologies, Inc. continued to focus on evaluating payment terminal hardware and software technology. Subsequently, 3PEA International adapted a payment platform developed to support prepaid debit cards, which is the company’s current business.

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