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OBOOK HOLDINGS INC. (OWLS) reported that its Chief Executive Officer and director, Wang Chun Kai, purchased Class A Common Shares in open-market or private transactions. On September 2, 2026, he acquired 11,600 shares at a weighted average price of $5.0085 per share, with individual trade prices ranging from $4.9850 to $5.0347. On September 1, 2026, he acquired 758 shares at a weighted average price of $5.1806 per share, with individual trade prices ranging from $5.0899 to $5.2496. No Rule 10b5-1 trading plan is reported for these transactions.
OBOOK Holdings Inc. (OWLS), operating as OwlTing Group, reported August 2026 operating metrics for its OwlPay Harbor cross-border payments platform. Annualized payment volume reached approximately US$255 million, up from approximately US$93 million based on July activity. August payment volume increased 174.6% month over month, marking the seventh consecutive monthly increase, while completed transaction count rose 89.2% versus July.
OwlPay Harbor had 84 contracted enterprise clients as of August 31, 2026, compared with 79 a month earlier; 23 of these clients completed at least one payment in August. Management highlights that the platform’s regulatory, banking, settlement, and compliance infrastructure was built over several years and, in the Company’s view, can support considerably more volume without a proportionate increase in operating cost. The operating metrics are unaudited and derived from internal records.
OBOOK Holdings Inc. (NASDAQ: OWLS) reported unaudited results for the six months ended June 30, 2026, showing largely flat revenue of US$3.87 million versus US$3.84 million a year earlier. Payment services revenue slipped 2.8% to US$2.11 million, while hospitality services grew 11.0% to US$1.54 million; e-commerce revenue fell 22.2% to US$0.22 million as resources were redirected toward payments.
Gross profit was US$0.25 million and gross margin declined to 6.4% from 12.5% due to new share-based compensation in cost of revenue. Excluding that non-cash item, adjusted gross margin improved to 15.3%, helped by a mix shift toward higher-margin OwlPay products. Reported operating expenses jumped to US$17.33 million, driven mainly by US$10.44 million of non-cash share-based compensation tied to RSUs and RSAs.
Net loss widened to US$18.82 million from US$3.91 million, largely reflecting share-based compensation, higher finance costs on a senior secured convertible note, and the absence of a prior-year FX gain. Operating cash outflow increased to US$6.07 million, while cash and restricted cash rose to US$11.86 million as of June 30, 2026.
Operationally, OwlPay’s cumulative processed payment volume exceeded US$700 million and the company is targeting over US$1 billion by year-end. Annualized payment volume on OwlPay Harbor reached about US$160 million based on the 30 days ended August 20, 2026, with July volume up 107.6% month over month and enterprise clients increasing to 79.
OBOOK Holdings Inc. reported preliminary unaudited total revenue of approximately US$3.85 million to US$3.90 million for the six months ended June 30, 2026, with the substantial majority generated by its established Taiwan-based businesses. Complete first half 2026 financial results are expected after the U.S. market closes on Friday, August 21, 2026.
The company highlighted rapid commercial scaling of OwlPay Harbor, its digital currency-based cross-border enterprise payments platform. Based on completed payment volume, OwlPay Harbor reached US$96 million in annualized payment volume using July 2026 activity and US$130 million using the trailing 30 days as of August 13, 2026. Harbor has recorded six consecutive months of sequential payment volume growth, including July payment volume growth of 107.6% month over month and transaction count growth of 109.5%. As of July 31, 2026, there were 79 contracted enterprise clients at various stages from integration to production, though Harbor’s revenue contribution in the first half remained limited.
Management noted that much of the infrastructure and operating base for Harbor is already in place, and expressed a belief that scaling volume over this base could create meaningful operating leverage over time. OBOOK also emphasized its expanding regulatory footprint, with money transmission licenses or equivalents in 41 U.S. states and operations under registrations in the European Union and Japan.
OBOOK Holdings Inc., operating as OwlTing Group, issued its first comprehensive operating disclosure for OwlPay Harbor, its digital currency-based cross-border enterprise payments platform. July 2026 payment volume grew 107.6% over June and transaction count rose 109.5%, marking the sixth consecutive month of volume increases since January.
Enterprise clients reached 79, up from 67 at June 30. In 2026 to date, more than 90% of payment value involved digital currencies converted to local fiat and paid into bank accounts in over 40 countries and territories, with roughly two-thirds of payout value going to corporate recipients. Over 60% of cross-border payout value settled through the Circle Payments Network. OwlTing reports Money Transmitter Licenses or their equivalent in 41 U.S. states and a regulatory footprint in 42 states, along with registrations in the European Union and Japan, and currently intends to publish OwlPay Harbor operating metrics periodically, including on a semi-annual basis.
OBOOK Holdings Inc., operating as OwlTing Group, reported rapid growth on its OwlPay Harbor cross-border payments platform, with processed volume growing more than fivefold quarter over quarter in Q2 2026 and reaching a new monthly high in July, when volume in the first three weeks already exceeded June’s full-month total.
Across the broader OwlPay platform, spanning fiat and digital currency payments, cumulative processed payment volume surpassed US$600 million as of June 30, 2026, and enterprise clients reached 67. The business focuses on corridors in the Middle East, Africa, and Asia, supported by U.S. coverage in 42 states, a VASP registration in Poland, and an Electronic Payment Service Operator license in Japan.
OBOOK Holdings Inc. director and Chief Executive Officer Chun Kai Wang purchased 1,257 Class A Common Shares on July 17, 2026 in open-market or private transactions at a weighted average price of $5.606 per share, within a $5.56–$5.67 range, increasing his direct holdings to 3,112,450 shares.
OBOOK Holdings Chief Executive Officer Wang Chun Kai reported an open-market purchase of 1,954 Class A Common Shares of OWLS on July 14, 2026 at a weighted average price of US$5.667 per share, based on multiple trades between US$5.63 and US$5.68. Following this transaction, he directly holds 3,111,193 Class A shares.
OBOOK Holdings’ OwlTing Group is expanding its cross-border payment reach by integrating Saber Money into its OwlPay Harbor platform. The integration enables direct payout settlement into India in Indian rupees, plus pay-in and payout capabilities in the Eurozone and United Kingdom, using Saber’s regulated digital currency infrastructure.
OwlPay Harbor earns transaction-based fees on settled volume, so opening India, one of the world’s largest export markets, broadens its potential enterprise payment flows. The company highlights that 2026 is when its infrastructure is intended to convert into production client relationships and revenue, with new corridors like India supporting that strategy.
OBOOK Holdings Inc., operating as OwlTing Group, announced a cross-border payment partnership between its OwlPay Harbor platform and Credible Finance, a U.S. payment orchestration provider. The deal opens new payment corridors, beginning with payouts into China and a planned path into India.
OwlPay Harbor’s enterprise client base reached 51 clients as of May 31, 2026, up more than 40% from the 36 clients reported with the Company’s full-year 2025 results. Completed transaction orders processed through OwlPay Harbor have doubled on average every month since March 2026, a compound monthly growth rate of 103% over that period.
Credible has processed more than US$641 million in total payment volume to date across more than 40 markets, 37 currencies, and 86 payment methods. OwlTing highlights its licensed infrastructure, including money transmission coverage in 42 U.S. states and regulatory approvals in Poland and Japan, as a foundation for scaling these network-to-network cross-border payment flows.