BLUE BELL, PA — Rego Payment Architectures, Inc. (OTCQB: RPMT) has entered into a strategic partnership with Aambé Financial to expand access to its generational banking platform across tribal nations in the United States.
Aambé Financial, a Native-led organization focused on economic empowerment, will work with REGO to deliver youth banking, elder financial care, and fractional investment tools to tribal governments, enterprises, and families. The initiative aims to promote financial equity, cultural relevance, and long-term wealth creation within Indian Country.
The collaboration will launch with REGO’s youth banking product, a COPPA-compliant platform that allows children to earn, save, spend, and donate with parental oversight. Designed to encourage financial literacy and family engagement, the system provides a secure, compliant environment for minors to manage money responsibly.
Later phases will introduce REGO’s senior financial management tools and fractional investment offerings, both tailored to meet the needs of caregivers, elders, and first-time investors with safeguards and flexible access.
“Bringing REGO into Indian Country is more than a technology solution. It is a step toward generational transformation,” said Ron Spoerl, president and CEO of Aambé Financial, noting the partnership’s foundation in trust, tradition, and forward-looking vision.
REGO CEO Peter S. Pelullo said the alliance reflects rising demand for the company’s white-label family financial lifecycle platform, particularly among non-financial institutions seeking to offer comprehensive, inclusive banking solutions.
The companies said the rollout is intended to strengthen intergenerational financial connections while supporting economic resilience in Native communities.
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