Investment & Strategic Opportunities / 04
A payment-coordination platform for freelancers, creators and small businesses, developed by VE Gaming, with a roadmap toward shared expenses and broader payment interoperability.
At a glance
| Product | WalletBridge PayOS Lite: payment links, payment requests and tracking across the payment apps a user already accepts |
|---|---|
| Ownership (as described by the company) | Majority-owned by Medican Enterprises (MDCN). VE Gaming / Valiant Eagle is a minority shareholder and the platform's developer. |
| What it is not | Not a payment processor. Per the company, the platform does not hold, move or process funds. |
| Capital raising on this website | Only the Wefunder campaign notice (testing the waters). No other WalletBridge securities are offered or described here. |
| Authoritative source | wefunder.com/walletbridge for the Wefunder campaign; WalletBridge itself for any other matter |
Status as of October 27, 2026. Verify current status with the issuer or authorized platform.
01 / Vision
People get paid through many different apps. WalletBridge aims to reduce that friction: first by organizing payment requests and tracking across apps, and over time by supporting shared expenses, group settlement and broader interoperability between payment services where partners, licensing and regulation allow.
02 / Use
One link that lists every payment app they accept, plus requests and reminders to clients.
Tracking who has paid, overdue alerts and a simple client list.
Collecting money for shared costs and tracking contributions.
QR codes that open the user's payment page.
03 / Product
The June 24, 2026 launch announcement described these PayOS Lite features:
Feature list as announced June 24, 2026. Check current features and pricing in the product itself.
04 / Roadmap
Planned features are separate from what is available today. The company has described the following as goals for the next phase of development. None is represented as available.
Earlier public announcements described plans for telecom and mobile-money integrations in Africa and India. Those plans are historical statements, not current commitments, and are not represented here as active.
05 / Revenue
At launch the company described a Free plan (three payment methods and ten requests per month) and a Pro plan at $9 per month with unlimited requests and payment methods, group collections, the contact list and full analytics. Other potential revenue models, such as licensing or business accounts, are possible future options and are not represented as current revenue.
Pricing as announced June 24, 2026. No user, subscriber or revenue figures are published here.
06 / Development
VE Gaming’s engineering team built the platform. Before launch, WalletBridge engaged VISEON, an independent QA firm, to audit it across web, iOS and Android. According to the launch announcement, the review covered 68 test cases. All passed on re-test, including 15 critical-severity issues that the VE Gaming team fixed before sign-off.
07 / Mobile
The QA review covered iOS and Android builds. App-store availability, release timing and supported regions should be confirmed with the company or the stores. They are not represented here.
08 / Ownership
WalletBridge is not a subsidiary of Valiant Eagle. Investing in WalletBridge is not an investment in Valiant Eagle Inc. (PSRU), and buying PSRU shares is not an investment in WalletBridge. Ownership percentages, the issuing entity and capitalization are set out only in the issuer’s documents.
09 / Partnerships
WalletBridge is open to discussions with payment apps, platforms, distribution partners and other strategic parties. Investor Relations receives these inquiries and refers them to WalletBridge. Apart from the Wefunder campaign notice below, this website does not offer or describe any WalletBridge securities.
10 / Wefunder
WalletBridge has a Wefunder page gauging interest in a possible Regulation Crowdfunding offering. The Wefunder page is the authoritative source for that campaign. Reservations shown there are indications of interest, not invested capital.
Testing the waters. The issuer is gauging interest in a possible Regulation Crowdfunding offering. No money or other consideration is being solicited, and if sent in response, it will not be accepted. No offer to buy securities can be accepted, and no part of the purchase price can be received, until a Form C is filed with the SEC, and then only through Wefunder. An indication of interest involves no obligation or commitment of any kind.
11 / Capital
The company has said it is raising capital to fund the next phase of development: deeper payment-app integrations, shared-expense and group-settlement tools, team accounts, automation and expanded platform capabilities, along with marketing, compliance and operations. Any actual use of proceeds would be set out in the offering documents filed for the campaign.
12 / Risk
Investor inquiries
To register interest in the Wefunder campaign, use Wefunder only. If a Form C is filed, any investment would be made only through Wefunder. For general questions about WalletBridge or strategic partnerships, send an inquiry. Investor Relations will refer you to WalletBridge.
Inquiries are reviewed by Valiant Eagle Investor Relations. Submitting an inquiry does not establish investor eligibility, reserve an allocation or create any obligation for you or the company.
Primary documents
Company and project information is supplied for general informational purposes. No representation of SEC approval, investment return, liquidity, project completion or guaranteed financing is made. Any securities investment, if available, must be made solely under definitive issuer-specific offering materials and eligibility requirements. This corporate page does not accept subscriptions or funds. Private investments can result in a total loss. An investment in a project-specific entity is not necessarily an investment in PSRU securities.
Opportunity descriptions, figures, and historical milestones should be considered with their source dates. Corporate securities, Regulation D, Regulation Crowdfunding, and EB-5 arrangements are distinct frameworks. Consult the issuer’s approved materials and advisers.
