12:56 PM EST, 11/20/2025 (MT Newswires) -- The FUTR Corporation ( FTRCF ) on Thursday said it entered a national channel partnership agreement with Tax Max, a tax and financial services provider to the automotive industry.
A statement noted that the partnership will introduce FUTR's ( FTRCF ) bi-weekly auto loan payment solution to Tax Max's network of hundreds of dealerships nationwide, which the company said marks "a major milestone in FUTR's ( FTRCF ) expansion within the auto retail and finance vertical."
The company said that, under the multi-year agreement, Tax Max will serve as FUTR's ( FTRCF ) exclusive channel partner for vehicle payment plan products within its tax and dealer service network.
"FUTR Payments' bi-weekly auto-payment program divides standard monthly vehicle payments into smaller, automated payments on a customizable schedule, helping consumers manage their budgets more effectively and enabling dealers to reduce delinquencies and improve customer satisfaction," said the company.
The company stated that the agreement increases FUTR's ( FTRCF ) dealership network by approximately 400%, "expanding the company's national footprint in the automotive retail sector."
The company added that the partnership will initially run for 36 months, with plans to expand as FUTR ( FTRCF ) broadens its dealer, lender, and embedded-finance integrations nationwide.
"Tax Max has built one of the most trusted dealer networks in the U.S. automotive market, and together we're enabling dealers to strengthen customer relationships while giving consumers greater control and flexibility over their vehicle payments," said Alex McDougall, President of The FUTR Corporation ( FTRCF ). "The agreement immediately extends our reach into hundreds of dealerships, reinforces our compliance-first approach, and positions us to introduce additional FUTR ( FTRCF ) services across this growing network as we continue to scale our 2.0 platform."
The company's shares were last seen down $0.005 to $0.25 on the TSX Venture Exchange.
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