On profitability, Graft said management expects to “grow revenue and hold expenses in check” in 2026. As one example, he said the company’s core payments business is currently producing an EBITDA margin above 30% and should trend higher in 2026, with a longer-term goal of 50% or greater. He also positioned LoadPay as a future contributor to more capital-efficient margins inside the payments segment, calling the industrial logic of directly connecting payors and payees across the bank’s payment rails “increa ...