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GivBux Inc. filings document the regulatory record for an OTC-traded Super App and charitable giving platform. The company’s SEC filings include amended S-1 registration statements, late filing notices on Form 12b-25 for annual and quarterly reports, and disclosures tied to its common stock and public-company reporting obligations.
The registration materials describe capital-structure items including Series B convertible preferred stock, convertible promissory notes, purchase warrant agreements, subscription agreements, restricted stock awards, consulting agreements, and share exchange agreements. The filings also include governance, compensation, tax-attribute, and risk disclosures, including limitations related to net operating loss carryforwards after ownership changes.
GivBux, Inc. amended its annual report to disclose capital structure, debt instruments, related-party transactions and governance weaknesses. The company has common stock outstanding in the high tens of millions (examples: 94,572,767 and 88,572,767 reported), and authorized series of preferred and Series C shares of $0.001 par value. Multiple convertible notes carry 10% OID, stated annual rates of 10%–20%, and conversion features including fixed $0.50 prices and discounts of 25%–55% to market prices, creating potential dilution. The filing notes note defaults and unamortized debt discounts (examples: $126,839 unamortized discount and accrued interest balances shown). The company described related-party and share-exchange transactions involving GivBux Global and a planned metaverse subsidiary with contingent preferred-stock issuances. It also discloses a foreclosure balance of $64,000 payable by January 15, 2025, and identified material weaknesses in controls, including lack of an audit committee and separation of duties.