VersaBank VBNK

VersaBank is a Canadian Schedule I chartered bank regulated by the Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions (OSFI) in Canada, with a wholly owned subsidiary, VersaBank USA, that operates as a federally chartered bank under the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) in the United States. The Bank employs a branchless, digital business‑to‑business model that leverages its proprietary financial technology to deliver deposit and financing solutions to financial intermediaries, thereby serving underserved segments of the Canadian and U. S. banking markets. VersaBank’s approach emphasizes low‑cost funding, innovative point‑of‑sale finance programs, and a focus on credit quality to drive sustainable profitability.

Revenue is generated primarily through net interest income from the Bank’s loan and lease portfolios, including its Receivable Purchase Program (RPP), multi‑family residential loans, and equipment financing, as well as from interest earned on deposits placed with financial intermediary partners. Additionally, VersaBank earns fee‑based revenue from its cybersecurity subsidiary DRTC through services such as penetration testing, security assessments, and the VersaVault® digital asset vault, and from its RBDT initiative via licensing and service fees related to its revolutionary blockchain‑based digital token solutions. The combination of interest spreads and fee income supports the Bank’s overall earnings.

VersaBank operates through four reportable operating segments: Digital Banking Canada, Digital Banking USA, DRTC, and RBDT.

• Digital Banking Canada: This segment provides branchless B2B banking services to Canadian financial intermediaries, offering deposit acquisition and financing through innovative programs such as the Receivable Purchase Program (RPP), which had outstanding assets of $4.0 billion, and multi‑family residential loans totaling $1.0 billion, while maintaining low credit risk and leveraging proprietary technology to generate interest income and fee revenue.

• Digital Banking USA: Mirroring the Canadian model, this segment delivers U. S.-focused B2B banking services to financial intermediaries, providing deposit gathering and financing via the U. S. RPP and an equipment‑finance portfolio, with credit assets of approximately $315 million as of October 31 2025, aiming to expand low‑cost funding sources and grow credit assets in the United States.

• DRTC: Through its wholly owned subsidiary, this segment supplies cybersecurity solutions, including threat monitoring, penetration testing, security assessments, and the VersaVault® digital bank vault, serving financial institutions, multinational corporations, and government entities to mitigate cyber risk and generate fee‑based revenue.

• RBDT: This segment focuses on the development and commercialization of the Bank’s proprietary RBDTs™ (Revolutionary Blockchain Digital Tokens), offering next‑generation digital asset solutions for the banking and financial community through technology licensing, infrastructure support, and related services.

Within the Canadian banking sector, VersaBank distinguishes itself as a niche player with one of the lowest credit loss ratios among Schedule I banks, reflecting its conservative underwriting and technology‑driven risk mitigation. Its competitive advantages stem from a proprietary fintech platform that enables low‑cost, broker‑sourced funding, a branchless operating model that reduces overhead, and specialized expertise in point‑of‑sale finance and cybersecurity. While it competes with larger Canadian banks and fintech firms in lending and with dedicated cybersecurity providers in the DRTC space, VersaBank’s focused business model and strong capital ratios position it for steady growth.

The Company serves a diverse customer base consisting primarily of financial intermediaries such as deposit brokers, licensed insolvency trustee firms, and point‑of‑sale lenders that partner with VersaBank for deposit and financing solutions. Through DRTC, it also provides cybersecurity services to banks, multinational corporations, and government agencies, while the RBDT segment targets banks and financial institutions seeking innovative digital‑asset infrastructure.