National Services, Inc. - a reporting person that holds roughly ten percent of Usio, Inc. (NASDAQ: USIO) - recorded the sale of 16,445 shares of Usio common stock across two dispositions executed on January 22 and January 23, 2026, according to a Form 4 filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
On January 22, National Services sold 7,484 shares at $1.3684 per share. The next day the company sold an additional 8,961 shares at $1.3429 per share. The two transactions generated aggregate proceeds of $22,274. After accounting for these sales, National Services directly holds 2,760,040 shares of Usio common stock. The filing notes that the amount of securities beneficially owned following the reported transaction includes 7,420 shares held by the sole shareholder of the reporting person.
These Form 4 disclosures detail a modest reduction in the stake by a large shareholder. The filings do not identify any further intentions or provide commentary on the rationale for the sales.
In related company disclosures, Usio reported a 19% increase in payment volume for the full year 2025, processing over $8.4 billion compared with $7.1 billion in 2024. The company also disclosed a 29% rise in total payment transactions, which reached 60.4 million.
Usio completed an all-stock acquisition in which it acquired substantially all assets of PostCredit. Management described the deal as intended to bolster the companys business banking capabilities by adding expense management and business banking solutions developed by PostCredit. Those capabilities include AI-powered receipt processing and transaction matching, according to the disclosures.
From an operational and financial results perspective, Usios Q3 2025 report showed steady revenue on a year-over-year basis but a decline in adjusted EBITDA. The company also reported an increase in cash balance and announced new product initiatives. The results indicate that while Usio is growing payment flows and broadening its product set, it is still navigating challenges in returning to sustained profitability.
Taken together, the insider selling by National Services and Usios own operating updates form part of the factual record on the companys recent shareholder composition changes and business developments. The filings and company reports do not link the insider transactions to the operational metrics or to the acquisition beyond the timing disclosed in regulatory filings.