VCP Scanner
Stock Screener
Filter stocks with fundamental & technical criteria
Market Themes
Curated industry baskets & thematic leaders
Earnings Hub
Calendar, EPS surprise stats & earnings transcripts
Market News
Real-time market intelligence & AI overviews
Insider Buying
SEC Form 4 corporate insider purchases
MinerviniVCP SetupsTrend Template
O'NeilCup with HandleFlat BaseDouble BottomCANSLIM Leaders
QullamaggieHigh Tight FlagsFlag BreakoutsEpisodic PivotsMomentum Leaders
KellWedge PopEMA Crossback
LivermorePivotal Points
PatternsFalling Wedge & ChannelBase Breakouts
View All Playbooks...
BreakoutsScanner
FAANG & Tech
AAPL vs MSFTNVDA vs AMDGOOGL vs META
Cloud & Cyber
CRM vs NOWCRWD vs PANWSNOW vs DDOG
Consumer & Auto
TSLA vs FAMZN vs WMTNFLX vs DIS
Finance & Crypto
JPM vs BACV vs MACOIN vs MSTR
Index & ETFs
SPY vs QQQVTI vs VOOSPY vs IWM
Compare Any Stocks...
DCF ValuationCalculate intrinsic value of US stocks
Market ValuationBuffett indicator, CAPE & macro gauges
Total ReturnSee dividends + price return history
DCA CalculatorSimulate recurring buys & compounding
VisualizeInteractive multi-year financial charts
Watchlist
BreakoutsScanner
WatchlistPricing
Ctrl K
Pricing
APCX
← Back to Screener
VCP ScannerFree US Stock Screener & Financial Analysis

Find stocks. Analyze deeply. Research with clarity.

Data updated daily

Product

  • Screener
  • Scanner
  • Themes
  • Valuation
  • Total Return
  • DCA Calculator
  • Pricing
  • News
  • Earnings

Resources

  • Market Valuation
  • Compare
  • Insider Activity
  • Methodology
  • How It Works
  • Glossary
  • Learn

Get Ideas

Get weekly market insights — free

© 2026 VCP Scanner
AboutPrivacyTermsRefund Policy
Not financial advice. Do your own research.
ScreenerBreakoutsScannerWatchlist
APCXAppTech Payments Corp.
$0.11$5M
Overview & Tools
OverviewChart Terminal ↗Visualize
Valuation & Forecasts
Valuation ModelsEstimatesDCF Model
Price & Analyst Data
Analyst TargetsPrice History
Financial Statements
Income StatementBalance SheetCash FlowRatios & Margins
Performance
P/E HistoryRevenue HistoryEarnings HistoryDividend HistoryTotal Return
Discovery & Screens
Live BreakoutsStock ScreenerOwnership
HomeStocksAPCXCash Flow

AppTech Payments Corp. (APCX) Cash Flow Statement

22Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Persistent cash burn is highlighted by the absence of positive free cash flow over the last ten quarters, with FCF margins reaching a low of -160.6% in 2025Q4.

Income StatementBalance SheetCash FlowRatios

APCX Cash Flow Statement

Annual statement

APCX Cash Flow Statement

AppTech Payments Corp. (APCX) cash flow statement — 22-year operating, investing & financing cash flows

AnnualQuarterly
MetricTTMDec'25Dec'24Dec'23Dec'22Dec'21Dec'20Dec'19Dec'18Dec'17Dec'16Dec'15Dec'13Dec'12Dec'07Dec'06Dec'05Dec'04Dec'03Dec'02Dec'01Dec'00Dec'99
Cash from Operations-3.5M-4.89M-7.46M-8.86M-8.2M-1.82M-591.39K-760.54K279.7K-80.91K-736.15K-373.64K2.15M-832333.56K-36.27K-5.12M-893.33K-878.47K-642.21K-707.01K-549.52K-300K
Operating CF Margin %--350.47%-2701.81%-1757.74%-1822%-515.41%-179.48%-296.93%110.21%-31.71%-261.01%-192.1%247.69%-6.39%3.47%-5.96%-17183.27%-1017.71%-117.22%-95.71%-177.25%-193.17%-300%
Operating CF Growth %175.85%34.44%15.83%-8.05%-349.37%-208.52%22.24%-371.92%445.71%89.01%-97.02%-117.39%--100.25%1019.66%99.29%-473.3%-1.69%-36.79%9.17%-28.66%-83.17%-
Net Income-7.74M-7.92M-8.93M-18.51M-16.28M-79.25M-4.19M-1.34M-2.13M-1.55M-2.17M-1.33M-745.64K-190.05K-14.66M-1.98M-1.7M-1.29M-2.05M-1.07M-1.38M-741.61K-4.7M
Depreciation & Amortization1.57M1.47M1.42M985K405K8.36M656512913110.82K11.84K21.78K0508.81K3.03K12.45K95.57K127.27K132.05K91.5K62.36K0
Stock-Based Compensation981K981K1.39M3.48M7.71M5.32M111.22K01.55M867.86K357.24K000000000000
Deferred Taxes0000000007.5K0000000000000
Other Non-Cash Items1.7M265K-640K5.84M645K63.55M3.18M123.61K58.8K248.4K614.17K419.75K0130K12.85M258.43K902.55K105.02K783.68K171.14K579.65K127.16K4.4M
Working Capital Changes176K315K-699K-653K-674K179.99K302.29K458.99K802.25K344.7K454.43K409.39K2.87M59.22K1.64M1.68M-4.34M195.13K256.92K123.65K-2.39K2.58K0
Change in Receivables-131K-308K-12K21K-11K291-10.8K-6.03K-2-596-5.11K-3.82K-15.24K0000000000
Change in Inventory00000-757.56K00000000764.71K00002.81K-8.3K-11.65K0
Change in Payables214K726K1.15M540K-909K928.24K-4.89K310.47K518.81K127.64K235.87K143.7K00000000000
Cash from Investing-1.89M-1.88M-1.16M-500K-1.79M-1.18M5.91K-25K-440.95K-350K0-317.04K-503.25K0513.04K325K-34.12K-4.99K-3.52K-398.57K-166.88K-109.98K-200K
Capital Expenditures00-1.08M0-1.79M-1.18M00-435K-350K0-17.04K-23.13K0-95.98K0-9.09K-4.99K-16.14K-518.61K-109.24K-109.47K-200K
CapEx % of Revenue0%-391.67%-397.56%332.43%--171.4%137.2%-8.76%2.67%-1%-30.48%5.68%2.15%77.29%27.39%38.48%200%
Acquisitions000-500K0000000000609.02K00000000
Investments-----------------------
Other Investing-1.89M-1.88M-78K0-2K-8K5.91K-25K-5.95K00000513.04K325K-25.04K012.63K120.03K-57.65K-5110
Cash from Financing5.43M6.15M8.2M7.18M13.44M2.96M618.81K808.32K136.35K456.31K716.71K671.26K-1.5M01.06M-344.28K5.36M861.41K933.5K837.18K1.08M598.12K500K
Debt Issued (Net)3.93M2.6M905K-1.79M-64K-34.4K289.2K3.32K41.05K236.31K574.91K458.76K001.06M-344.28K5.37M861.41K855.75K101.43K-6.97K-3.14K0
Equity Issued (Net)1.5M3.55M6.29M8.93M13.49M2.99M068.75K0220K146.8K212.5K57.1K0000077.75K735.75K1.08M601.25K500K
Dividends Paid0000000000000000-12K000000
Share Repurchases000000000000-1320000000000
Other Financing001.01M33K20K1.13K329.61K736.25K132.8K0-5K0-1.56M0000000000
Net Change in Cash45K-624K-413K-2.18M3.45M-49.47K33.34K22.77K-24.9K25.4K-19.43K-19.42K144.65K-8321.77M-55.55K204.24K-36.91K51.51K-203.6K202K-61.38K0
Free Cash Flow-3.5M-4.89M-8.54M-8.86M-9.99M-3M-591.39K-760.54K-155.3K-430.91K-736.15K-390.68K2.13M-832237.58K-36.27K-5.13M-898.32K-894.62K-1.16M-816.25K-658.99K-500K
FCF Margin %-87.43%-350.47%-3093.48%-1757.74%-2219.56%-847.84%-179.48%-296.93%-61.19%-168.91%-261.01%-200.86%245.02%-6.39%2.47%-5.96%-17213.75%-1023.39%-119.37%-173%-204.63%-231.65%-500%
FCF Growth %51.15%42.74%3.62%11.3%-232.78%-407.51%22.24%-389.72%63.96%41.46%-88.43%-118.38%--100.35%755.04%99.29%-471.13%-0.41%22.93%-42.21%-23.86%-31.8%-
FCF per Share-0.08-0.15-0.34-0.46-0.61-0.26-0.06-0.09-0.02-0.05-0.10-0.010.36-0.0026398.00-9067.50-0.87-0.08-0.08-0.10-0.07-0.06-0.04
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)0.45x0.62x0.83x0.48x0.50x0.02x0.14x0.57x-0.13x0.05x0.34x0.28x-2.27x0.01x-0.02x0.02x3.01x-424.59x0.32x0.60x0.51x0.74x0.06x
Interest Paid0067K1.23M0005.8K000000000000000
Taxes Paid00000007.06K000000000000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeMixed
ProfitabilityNegative
Balance SheetVulnerable
Cash FlowBurning
Top Statement Risk

Severe liquidity and solvency

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q1)

Persistent Disconnect Between Earnings Reality

As reported in quarterly filings, APCX consistently records net losses that far exceed operating cash outflows, with OCF/NI ratios frequently hovering below 0.70, suggesting that non-cash charges and accruals are masking the true extent of the company's underlying cash burn and operational inefficiency during this development phase.

The consistent gap between net income and operating cash flow indicates that accounting adjustments, likely including stock-based compensation and depreciation, are significantly softening the reported bottom-line impact. Investors should interpret this as a sign that the company's cash-generating ability remains fundamentally disconnected from its accrual-based accounting performance.

Negative Free Cash Flow Trajectory

Based on the provided financial data, APCX has failed to generate positive free cash flow in any of the last ten quarters, with FCF margins reaching as low as -160.6% in 2025Q4, highlighting a structural inability to fund operations through internal transactional revenue streams alone.

The persistent negative FCF trajectory suggests that the company is trapped in a cycle of high cash consumption to maintain its platform infrastructure. Without a clear path to positive margins, the current cash burn rate appears to be accelerating the need for external financing to sustain basic operations.

Volatile Working Capital Management Trends

According to historical cash flow statements, working capital changes have been highly erratic, swinging from a $1.1 million outflow in 2024Q4 to positive inflows in other periods, which suggests that the company lacks a stable or predictable cycle for managing its merchant receivables and payables.

This volatility in working capital management may indicate inconsistent collection cycles or irregular timing of vendor payments. Such instability complicates cash forecasting and suggests that the company's liquidity position is highly sensitive to the timing of individual large-scale merchant transactions.

Hidden Cash Burn Through Compensation

As evidenced by the quarterly cash flow data, stock-based compensation has been a recurring feature, with figures reaching as high as $1.0 million in 2025Q4, which effectively obscures the true cash cost of talent acquisition and retention required to build the company's proprietary API architecture.

By relying heavily on equity-based incentives, the company avoids immediate cash outflows but creates significant long-term dilution for shareholders. Analysts should monitor whether this reliance on non-cash compensation is sustainable as the company attempts to scale its workforce and technical capabilities in a competitive fintech environment.

APCX — Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers to the most common questions about buying APCX stock.

How much cash does AppTech Payments Corp. (APCX) generate from operations?

AppTech Payments Corp. (APCX) generated $-4.9M in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is AppTech Payments Corp.'s free cash flow?

AppTech Payments Corp. (APCX) reported negative free cash flow of $4.9M in 2025, indicating capital requirements exceeded cash from operations.

What is AppTech Payments Corp.'s capital expenditure (CapEx)?

AppTech Payments Corp. (APCX) spent $0.0M on capital expenditures in 2025. CapEx represents the cash invested in physical assets like property, plant, and equipment to maintain or grow the business.