[Form 4] Paymentus Holdings, Inc. Insider Trading Activity
Adam Malinowski, a director of Paymentus Holdings, Inc. (PAY), received 13,295 shares of Class B Common Stock on 09/03/2025 as a pro rata distribution from funds affiliated with Accel-KKR. The Form 4 reports the acquisition was exempt under Rule 16a-9(a) and is coded with transaction code J. Class B shares are convertible at the holder's election (and automatically in certain events) into an equal number of Class A Common Stock and carry no expiration date. Following the reported transaction, the filing shows Mr. Malinowski beneficially owns 161,677 shares (direct). The Form 4 was signed by an attorney-in-fact on 09/05/2025.
- Clear disclosure of an insider acquisition (13,295 Class B shares) on Form 4
- Class B shares are convertible one-for-one into Class A shares and have no expiration, preserving flexibility
- Beneficial ownership reported as 161,677 shares following the transaction
- None.
Insights
TL;DR: Director received a modest, exempt distribution of 13,295 convertible Class B shares; ownership now 161,677 shares.
The filing documents a non-cash, pro rata distribution to an insider from affiliated funds, exempt under Rule 16a-9(a). The 13,295 Class B shares are convertible into Class A on a one-for-one basis and bear no expiration, effectively increasing the insider's potential economic and voting exposure if converted. The transaction was reported promptly on a Form 4 and executed through an attorney-in-fact, indicating routine administrative handling rather than an open-market purchase or sale.
TL;DR: Transaction is routine distribution from affiliated funds; conversion feature maintains flexibility in class voting/economic rights.
The distribution from Accel-KKR-affiliated funds to a director is disclosed as exempt under applicable SEC rules, which is typical for pro rata in-kind distributions. The Class B conversion provision (one-for-one into Class A) is noted, preserving the director's optional pathway to common voting/economic interests. The disclosure appears complete for a Form 4 and includes signature by an attorney-in-fact, meeting standard procedural requirements.