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SurgePays enters secured note deal, raises $500,000 at 14.5% interest
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SurgePays enters secured note deal, raises $500,000 at 14.5% interest
  • SurgePays entered a secured note purchase agreement effective June 16, 2026, issuing a $500,000 promissory note to an investor.
  • Note matures in 24 months, carries 14.5% annual interest, includes quarterly repayments of $125,000 starting at the 12-month anniversary.
  • Investor received a junior security interest in all company assets; Belleau Wood Capital was appointed collateral agent.
  • Note is convertible in five tranches priced from $2 to $10 per share.
  • Transaction lifts aggregate funding under Belleau Wood Capital-led note financings since January 12, 2026 to $2.65 million.


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