The FUTR Corporation reports developments around the FUTR Agent App, a consumer platform for storing, managing, accessing and monetizing personal information and making payments. Company news centers on FUTR Payments 2.0, intelligent payment rails, loan-payment optimization for auto dealers, and distribution relationships that expand the product's U.S. dealer-facing footprint.
Recurring updates also include operating and financial results, capital-structure disclosures, shareholder voting matters, and governance changes. News on FTRCF reflects the company's shift from technology buildout toward commercial activity across consumer finance, consented data and payment infrastructure.
FUTR (FTRCF) announced a partnership with USA Financial to distribute its AI-driven lead generation and financial planning tools to advisors. USA Financial has made FUTR Planning available to its network of over 225 independent advisor offices across the United States. Advisors may choose to use the platform, adding a distribution channel alongside over 400 paying advisors already using FUTR Planning.
Participating advisors will also gain access to a dedicated FUTR Advisor Agent. FUTR expects the partnership to expand its lead generation reach and FUTR Agent App adoption; consumers who complete a plan also become app users. A planned FutureVault integration is scheduled to enable prospect document vaults beginning in the fourth quarter of 2026. The companies target October 2026 for an introductory webinar covering the platform and advisor onboarding.
FUTR Corporation (FTRCF) partnered with NextMove Capital to refer U.S. financial-planning users seeking smaller, goal-based investment accounts.
FUTR Planning has begun making referrals to NextMove for households suited to those accounts. Its network of more than 400 advisors targets leads with investable assets exceeding $500,000. NextMove offers goal-based portfolios built from exchange-traded funds, while client accounts are held at Alpaca Securities. FUTR expects lead fees and a share of revenue from referred accounts. The company also expects faster FUTR Agent App user growth and says directing smaller accounts to NextMove will improve the leads sent to advisors. Direct integration of NextMove's automated investment services into the Agent App remains on FUTR's product roadmap.
The FUTR Corporation (FTRCF) launched two new capabilities on the FUTR Agent App on September 21, 2026: weekly payment functionality and mortgage payment functionality.
Weekly payments extend existing bi-weekly options for both auto finance and mortgages, allowing consumers to make smaller, more frequent payments. Accelerated schedules, weekly or bi-weekly, add the equivalent of one extra monthly payment per year, which pays down principal faster and reduces interest while keeping the same overall monthly outlay. Each additional payment cycle is an extra transaction that generates fee revenue for FUTR.
Mortgage payment functionality extends FUTR Payments beyond auto financing, adding mortgage brokers as a new distribution channel alongside auto dealers and creating additional data and cross‑sell opportunities across FUTR Payments and FUTR Planning.
The FUTR Corporation (OTCQB: FTRCF) reported Q2 2026 results for the three months ended June 30, 2026. June revenue was $0.81 million, the highest month since the FUTR/Hank Payments transaction, implying an annualized run rate of about $9.67 million. Ongoing operations revenue was $1.89 million, up 19.4% year-over-year and 16.5% quarter-over-quarter. Segment revenue included $294,276 in lead generation fees from the newly acquired FUTR Planning, $989,083 in bank processing fees and $559,286 in enrollment fees. Total revenue was $1,886,446 versus $2,088,732 in Q2 2025, with the decline attributed to discontinued Canadian licensing revenue. Gross profit was $1,539,873 (82% margin). Adjusted loss from operations was $(1,852,048), while net loss narrowed to $(2,696,021) or $(0.02) per share. The company signed 51 dealer contracts, closed $5.0 million in private placements, launched FUTR Planning, and announced post-quarter cost reductions estimated at $1.8–$1.9 million annually.
The FUTR Corporation (TSXV:FTRC, OTCQB:FTRCF) reported preliminary, unaudited Q2 2026 revenue of $1.89mm, up about 16.5% quarter-over-quarter from $1.62mm, with gross profit of $1.54mm and gross margin of roughly 81.6%. Adjusted loss from operations was $1.92mm and net loss was $2.71mm, both slightly higher than in Q1 2026.
June 2026 combined revenue reached a record $0.81mm, implying an annualized run rate of about $9.67mm. Revenue Stream 1 (FUTR Payments) contributed $1.59mm in the Quarter, while Revenue Stream 2 (FUTR Planning), launched June 1, generated $0.29mm and 6,618 completed financial plans in June.
Management streamlined overhead after the FUTR Planning acquisition, with the departure of the Chief Business Officer and other employees in July 2026. FUTR also confirmed closing a 1,250,000-unit private placement at $0.20 per Unit on July 14, 2026, and granted 875,000 stock options at a $0.18 exercise price, vesting monthly over four years.
FUTR Corporation (TSXV:FTRC, OTCQB:FTRCF, FSE:QA20) announced a partnership between its FUTR Payments division and Feenix Payments Systems to offer US auto dealerships a service-division-focused payments platform combined with forgivable working capital. FUTR’s active network exceeds 180 dealerships, mainly in New York, which FUTR aims to expand.
Under the partnership, FUTR retains dealer acquisition, onboarding, training and account management, while Feenix supplies payment processing, working capital advances and updated point-of-sale hardware via preferred vendors. Qualified dealers can have a portion or all of their working capital advance forgiven over time as they process with Feenix, and may also accelerate FUTR Payments revenue-share entitlements from nine months to upfront, funded via the Feenix working capital program.
Feenix’s investment arm will subscribe to a $250,000 non-brokered private placement in FUTR, purchasing 1,250,000 units at $0.20 per unit, each unit including one common share and one warrant exercisable at $0.50 until May 30, 2028. This follows a prior $250,000 investment on the same terms in June 2026, bringing Feenix’s total strategic investment in FUTR to $500,000.
FUTR (OTCQB:FTRCF) signed 51 auto dealer rooftop contracts in Q2 2026, including 15 net-new and 36 re-engaged legacy dealers on its Payments 2.0 platform, bringing year-to-date agreements to 73.
Payments 2.0 has raised in-dealer consumer completion rates to 95%+, with management estimating about US$9 per consumer per month, net of acquisition costs. The FUTR Agent App v1 launches to dealer-enrolled consumers in July 2026.
Channel partnerships with NYSADA and Tax Max, alongside direct sales in four states, are expected to support FUTR’s goal of 500+ active rooftops by the end of 2027 and drive FUTR Agent App user growth via FUTR Payments and FUTR Planning.
The FUTR Corporation (TSXV:FTRC, OTCQB:FTRCF, FSE:QA20) will host an investor webinar on June 11, 2026 at 2:00 PM ET titled “One Million Plans: How FUTR Planning Accelerates the Agent App.”
Management will review its recent North American financial planning asset acquisition, unit economics, current revenue profile, impact on Revenue Stream 1 and 2, user growth via a combined base of over 1.2 million high-intent profiles, and synergies with FUTR Payments.
The FUTR Corporation (OTCQB:FTRCF) closed an asset acquisition of a North American financial planning platform with nearly 1.0 million consumer plans since 2016. The deal is designed to accelerate Revenue Stream 1 (payments) and Revenue Stream 2 (agent-driven lead generation).
FUTR plans to activate lead generation via the acquired platform in Q3 2026 and complete integration of the financial planning IP with the FUTR Agent App by Q4 2026. Consideration totals 1,500,000 units valued at CAD $300,000, including warrants exercisable at $0.50 until May 30, 2028.
The FUTR Corporation (OTCQB:FTRCF, TSXV:FTRC) reported Q1 2026 revenue of $1.62 million, down from $2.15 million due to discontinued Canadian licensing. Ongoing operations revenue slipped 1.1% to $1.62 million. Gross profit was $1.38 million with an 85% margin.
Adjusted operating loss widened to $1.85 million and net loss was $2.64 million ($0.02 per share). Subsequent events include $4.75 million in financing, 22 new dealer agreements on a 160+ dealer base, a 75/25 EQIBank digital bank JV LOI targeting H2 2026, a Global One marketing engagement, and 1,425,000 stock options granted at $0.22.