Newt is a cloud-based Software as a Service (SaaS) platform enabling enterprises to offer digital financial products and services. Digital financial technologies and infrastructure are reshaping payments, commerce, and access to financial services, creating a growing market opportunity for digital financial service disruptors like Newt.

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An integrated platform for digital
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December 2021

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5. TRADITIONAL BANKS ARE BEING
DISRUPTED BY DIGITAL ALTERNATIVES
Digital-only bank account
holders in the US by 2024
Growing consumer usage of
smartphones for purchases and
mobile financial services
47M(2)
Banks are pursuing options to
extend their reach to the
underbanked and expand their
service offerings by partnering
of all bank
revenues could
be at risk from
more tech-savvy
competitors
CARDS GOING DIGITAL in LATIN AMERICA(3)
35%(2) 47.7B
USD
71%
29%
Debit Cards
Credit Cards
Consumer credit
portfolio
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Digital payments in the Americas are
$1.6T(1)
Source: 1. Statista 2. Insider Intelligence 4. Central Bank of Mexico (www.banxico.org.mx)
Past performance is not indicative of future results. There is no guarantee that any specific objective will be achieved. Investments
may be illiquid, highly speculative and there is risk of the total loss of your investment. See disclosures at the beginning.

6. WHO WE ARE
A Fintech company providing a SaaS platform enabling enterprises
to offer digital financial products, services and access to credit.
• Integrated one-stop-shop platform connecting an ecosystem of service
providers offering financial services that require processing and network
management
• Portfolio of products requiring payment management and processing
including prepaid cards and digital subscriptions, bill payments, and cross
border remittances
• Omnichannel acceptance through mobile, web, POS, and self-service kiosks
• Verification and authentication solutions along with fraud, compliance, and
risk management
• Global capabilities with initial focus on the underbanked in Mexico and the
Hispanic population in the USA, and specific management expertise in the
Mexico-USA corridor
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will be achieved. Investments may be illiquid, highly speculative and there is risk of the total loss of your investment. See disclosures
at the beginning.

7. INVESTMENT HIGHLIGHTS
SCALABLE
PLATFORM
Highly scalable SaaS
transaction platform
addressing multiple
large industry verticals
and high volume
omnichannel
applications
CENTRALLY
POSITIONED
Positioned as the
central exchange
network that connects
all parties of the
financial transaction to
an integrated and
expanding proprietary
ecosystem
COMPETITIVE
ADVANTAGE
Establishing a unique
competitive moat with
organizations serving
the underbanked and
unbanked Mexican and
Hispanic population
GROWTH
ACCELERATION
Accelerating growth
and profitability
through expansion into
higher margin digital
lending and financial
services plus strategy
of acquisitions
DIGITAL BANKING
Banking license
acquisition enables
digital lending and
international
transactions, and
increases capacity for
higher margin business
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may be illiquid, highly speculative and there is risk of the total loss of your investment. See disclosures at the beginning.

8. OUR DIGITAL ECOSYSTEM OF
INTEGRATED SOLUTIONS
• Cloud-based platform providing end-to-end B2B2C SaaS
solutions for financial transactions
• Generating incremental revenue opportunities for
enterprises through digital sales channels
• Connections to over 16 million consumers through multiple
point-of-sale channels and application interfaces
• Aggregation of bill payment services and registry of major
gift cards with a digital catalogue of over 5,000 products
• Expanding into Lending-as-a-Service solutions
Discounts & Gift
Cards
Credit Cards
E-Wallet
Engagement
Loans
Catalog of Digital
Products
Collections
Center
Bill Payments
Cloud Onsite
Data Analytics
Spending
Processor POS
Online Processing
Note: (1) Future deployments expected
(1)
(1)
(1)
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may be illiquid, highly speculative and there is risk of the total loss of your investment. See disclosures at the beginning.

9. STRONG AND DISRUPTIVE BUSINESS MODEL
Years of creating partner connections
and relationships has established a
difficult to replicate proprietary
ecosystem for the underbanked
BARRIERS TO ENTRY
High volume transaction capacity
allows for higher asset turnover rates
and operating leverage benefits
ECONOMIES OF SCALE
Technology can be extended to
additional industry verticals,
geographic markets, and
applications
SCALABLE PLATFORM
Merchants, financial institutions, service
providers, and other organizations can
expand solutions and/or revenue
opportunities as network benefits increase
with more and more partners
VIRTUOUS VALUE CYCLE
New partners can be onboarded into the
entire ecosystem and full suite of solutions
with one integration at minimal effort and cost
LOW-COST SPEED TO MARKET
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1
2 4
3
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may be illiquid, highly speculative and there is risk of the total loss of your investment. See disclosures at the beginning.

10. RECENTLY ADDED CLIENTS
WITH HIGH VOLUME POTENTIAL
SaaS model jointly with
Blackhawk for 11 million
customers in BBVA APP.
SaaS model and APP for
50,000+ customers.
SaaS model for current 2.3
million customers.
SaaS model for 100,000+
customers.
SaaS model for 1,600 gas stations
nationwide.
SaaS model for 2,400 locations
nationwide.
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may be illiquid, highly speculative and there is risk of the total loss of your investment. See disclosures at the beginning.

11. STRATEGIC ROADMAP
2017
SOFTWARE
LAUNCH
• Canada-
Developed
B2C App
• Mobile
Wallet
2019-2020
MEXICO
LAUNCH
• Establish
B2B SaaS
Ecosystem
• Kiosks
• Lending
License
• SOFOM
2021
SECURING THE
FUTURE
• Enterprise
B2B Contracts
• Product
Development
• Completed
$40M Sales
“B2C- Mexico
asset acquisition”
2022
IPO LISTING
• Targeting an IPO
in the U.S.
• Capital Raise
• Target a Bank
License for
acquisition
2022
LENDING AS A
SERVICE LAUNCH
• B2B Credit
Financing
• B2C Credit Card
Programs
• Payroll Deduction
Loans
>2023
USA
CROSS-BORDER
LAUNCH
• Establish Banking
for USA
Cross-Border
Launch
• M & A Target
Acquisitions
>2023
GEOGRAPHIC
EXPANSION
• Latin America
• Other Regions
• Increase Credit
portfolio for
Banking
• Facilitate
Lending
platform
Sustainable momentum in a growing market
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may be illiquid, highly speculative and there is risk of the total loss of your investment. See disclosures at the beginning.

12. FINANCIAL EXCLUSION HAS
HUMANITARIAN & SOCIAL
CONSEQUENCES
• restricts income earning potential
• adds financial risk and inability to absorb economic shocks
• credit constrained individuals can not take advantage of
growth opportunities
• families are unable to invest in health and education
• businesses struggle to expand and create jobs
• communities and the broader economy suffer from less
development
Source: World Bank, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
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objective will be achieved. Investments may be illiquid, highly speculative and there is risk of the
total loss of your investment. See disclosures at the beginning.

13. NEWT IS ENABLING
FINANCIAL INCLUSION
THROUGH DIGITAL
FINANCE
• Newt helps the underbanked transact with employers,
merchants, financial institutions, utility companies, and other
organizations
• Newt provides a fairer, faster, accessible platform that
reshapes the way businesses and consumers save and move
money and conduct commerce
• Providing convenient and easily accessible digital payment
services and products serves as a gateway to other financial
services for the underbanked consumer and small to
medium sized enterprises that lack access to traditional
financing
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objective will be achieved. Investments may be illiquid, highly speculative and there is risk of the
total loss of your investment. See disclosures at the beginning.

14. SERVING THE UNDERBANKED
A STORY OF BETTER OUTCOMES
M. Hernandez is a teacher in
the public school system
• Paid cash every 2 weeks
• Lives paycheck to paycheck
BEFORE NEWT
• Burdened with extra time spent cashing
paychecks and managing cash
• Savings and safety at risk without digital
store of value for monetary assets
• Is not able to build a credit score and has
no access to traditional credit
• Moving money to and from family is
difficult or expensive
• Convenient solution for receiving pay and
making purchases and payments
• Better and safer method of saving
• Develops a credit score, gains access to
credit and obtains better interest rates
• Can move money easily to and from
family including cross-border
• With more time and access to financing,
she and her family have more options to
improve their lives
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AFTER NEWT
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15. MARKET FOCUS ON THE UNDERBANKED
Unbanked
65%
$40 Billion
Remittance
65% (1)
Smartphones
MEXICO
90% of transactions in Mexico are in cash (2)
65% of the adult population in Mexico is unbanked (2)
USA
MEXICO
Sources: 1. Statista 2. Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas 3. Reuters 4. Federal Reserve
• Expanding the ecosystem in the USA leveraging the Hispanic
population and cross-border transactions as a beachhead
into the unbanked
• Initial buildout of partner distribution network and product
rollout in Mexico where demand for digital finance is early
stage but growing significantly
$40 Billion sent from the United States to Mexico in 2020,
making it the largest remittance market in the world (3)
22% or 55 million adult Americans are either unbanked or
underbanked (4)
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will be achieved. Investments may be illiquid, highly speculative and there is risk of the total loss of your investment. See disclosures
at the beginning.

16. ADDRESSABLE MARKETS IN THE AMERICAS
Digital Payments Neobanking
Total Addressable Market
$3.2T
Note: Figures are in US Dollars; Sources: 1. ResearchandMarkets 2. Statista
Prepaid Cards
$620B(1)
$1.6T(2)
$1.0T(2)
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Financial numbers are estimated, unaudited and subject to change. Past performance is not indicative of future results. There is no
guarantee that any specific objective will be achieved. Investments may be illiquid, highly speculative and there is risk of the total
loss of your investment. See disclosures at the beginning.

17. PAYMENT
GATEWAY
Omnichannel access for
consumers
Range of digital payment
solutions for consumers
White-label solutions for
enterprises
Distribution channel for
enterprises
POINT
OF SALE
LENDING AS
A SERVICE
Branded self-service
cash capable kiosks
Cash capable partner
point of sale network
Credit financing for
SMEs
Payroll loans for
consumers
BANKING
“LICENSE”
Plans to acquire a
banking license
Transformation into a
hybrid digital bank –
financial technology
company
NEWT’S BUSINESS LINES
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PAYMENT
PLATFORM
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may be illiquid, highly speculative and there is risk of the total loss of your investment. See disclosures at the beginning.

18. OMNICHANNEL PAYMENT PLATFORM
CAPTURES CUSTOMERS
• Newt’s cloud-based SaaS platform provides end-to-end
payment solutions and processing
• Enables bill payments, prepaid cards, digital subscriptions,
cross-border remittances, and a range of domestic and
international payment solutions
• Consumers can access payment options through different
devices and interfaces including web, mobile, POS, and
self-service kiosks
• A single all-in-one omnichannel platform to manage
payments and access financial services creates convenience
and value for the consumer
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will be achieved. Investments may be illiquid, highly speculative and there is risk of the total loss of your investment. See disclosures
at the beginning.

19. PAYMENT GATEWAY
OPENS DISTRIBUTION
CHANNELS
• Retail enterprises, telecom and utility companies,
financial institutions, and governments can receive
payments and access consumers
• Newt adds value to organizations with a white label
solution for digital wallet, prepaid products, and
financial services
• The B2B2C network creates a marketplace with
seamless provision and access to a range of financial
services
Catalog of
Digital
Products
Discounts and
Gift Cards
Credit Cards
E-Wallet
Engagement
Loans
Data
Analytics
Spending
Collections
Center
Bill Payments
Cloud Onsite
Processor
POS
Online
Processing
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For illustrative purposes only. Past performance is not indicative of future results. There is no guarantee that any specific objective
will be achieved. Investments may be illiquid, highly speculative and there is risk of the total loss of your investment. See disclosures
at the beginning.

20. KIOSKS WITH CASH LOADING
CAPABILITY ARE A CRITICAL
ACCESS CHANNEL
FOR INCLUSION AND CONVERSION TO DIGITAL FINANCE
• The unbanked and underbanked require convenient access to a digital
payment ecosystem initiated or complemented by a local physical access
point
• Kiosks are a beachhead strategy that enable penetration into the unbanked
market and contribute to expansion in addressable markets
Sources: 1. Digitizing Payments in Latin America, published by PYMNTS 2. McKinsey & Co, US Digital Payments: Achieving the Next
Phase of Consumer Engagement
Digital Payment
Solutions
Digital Financial
Services
Market Expansion
In Latin America, building out infrastructure to support payment tools and supporting
localized payment types is key to success. (1)
In the U.S., some systemic barrier must be overcome to reach the remaining group
that don’t use digital payments.” (2)
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total loss of your investment. See disclosures at the beginning.

21. UNIQUE CUSTOMER ACQUISITIONS
FROM BRANDED
SELF SERVICE KIOSKS
• Converts cash-based consumers to digital finance with cash loading capability
• Extends the network of unique access points for consumers into the Newt
ecosystem
• Captures new localized consumers previously not using or underusing digital
financial services
• Expands the reach of partners and their products to end consumers
• Provides retailers with revenue share opportunities, attracts increased foot traffic
to their locations and streamlines checkout operations and related costs
• Drives more volume over the Newt network
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will be achieved. Investments may be illiquid, highly speculative and there is risk of the total loss of your investment. See disclosures
at the beginning.

22. NEWT’S CASH CAPABLE
PARTNER POS NETWORK
Kiosks in 120 Locations
Existing B2B2C
POS Locations
(90,000)
Newt’s integration with Green
Dot extends reach to 100,000
merchant point of sale
locations
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OUR EXISTING
MEXICO CASH NETWORK
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will be achieved. Investments may be illiquid, highly speculative and there is risk of the total loss of your investment. See disclosures
at the beginning.

23. • Financial inclusion for underbanked as they gain access to credit
• Payroll deposits and payday loans become readily available with use of a card
controlled through Newt’s application
• Facilitates the cross-border movement of money between residents with personal
relationships
• Merchants gain access to financing tied to sales processed through point- of-sale
kiosks
• Nearly instant underwriting through digital verifications
MERCHANTS
• Banking license meets regulatory requirement that facilitates expansion into credit
granting and loan financing, credit card products, international credit, factoring,
and cross border remittances
• Strengthens the business model beyond competing solely on the technology stack
• Newt retains high margin credit financing business for the underbanked
• Coupling of merchant financing with merchant revenue generated from the kiosk
creates incentive for merchants to maintain loan payments and reduces the risk of
loan default
NEWT
UNDERBANKED MERCHANTS
NEWT
DIGITAL BANKING
FILLS THE CREDIT ACCESSIBILITY GAP
UNDERBANKED
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24. LENDING AS A SERVICE
• NEWT’s proposed Lending as a Service solution incorporates all its
technological and product capabilities into a unique offering for business
and government entities offering credit
• Leveraging its own SOFOM (regulated Mexican lending entity), its SaaS
payment gateway, and its soon to be launched debit card program,
NEWT can now provide its B2B partners with a comprehensive portfolio
of credit products:
• Payroll Deduction Loan Funded by B2B partner
• Short term loans guaranteed by B2B partner and funded by NEWT
• Short term loan unguaranteed funded by NEWT
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achieved. Investments may be illiquid, highly speculative and there is risk of the total loss of your investment.
See disclosures at the beginning.

25. OUR LENDING SOLUTIONS
IN DEVELOPMENT
LaaS cloud-based platform, combined with credit and collections, plans on
providing a full-scale FinTech banking solution for businesses.
• Bin from Bank
• ABC (Sponsor Bank) – Card Program Manager
• Bank-to-Bank Ecosystem
Lending-as-a-Service (LaaS) provides “technology”, instead of
“funds” directly to businesses and clients.
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specific objective will be achieved. Investments may be illiquid, highly speculative and
there is risk of the total loss of your investment. See disclosures at the beginning.

26. OUR REVENUE MODEL
Transaction Fee
Processing
Rev Shares
Interest Rates
LaaS Revenue
Monthly Service Fee
Interest (Rev Share)
Transaction/ Fee Revenue
SAAS PAYMENT SOFTWARE
Transaction Fee
Processing
Setup Fees
2.5-6%
Margins on Gross Revenue
(LTM 2021)
3-5 year +
Average contract
SaaS Revenue
• Monthly Customers
• Product & Services
+ + =
+ + =
LAAS PAYMENT SOFTWARE
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Financial numbers are estimated, unaudited and subject to change. Past performance is not indicative of future results. There is no
guarantee that any specific objective will be achieved. Investments may be illiquid, highly speculative and there is risk of the total
loss of your investment. See disclosures at the beginning.

27. SALES POISED
FOR CONTINUED GROWTH
• Increasing number of banks
and network partners on the
platform
• Rollout of kiosk points of sale
• Expansion into the USA
• Addition of LaaS business
• Network effects driving greater
transaction processing volumes
• Accretive acquisitions
GROWTH DRIVERS
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guarantee that any specific objective will be achieved. Investments may be illiquid, highly speculative and there is risk of the total
loss of your investment. See disclosures at the beginning.

28. USE OF FUNDS
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Use of Proceeds
OPEX $2,300,000
ACQUISITION ~$2,150,000
TECHNOLOGY DEV $1,800,000
MARKETING & SALES $1,500,000
G & A ~$2,795,000
CAPEX $3,600,000
OPEX LAAS ~$3,241,000
BANKING LICENSE ~$ 4,500,000
Total Equity $21,886,000
SOFOM (Debt) DSO $5,000,000
Financial numbers are estimated, unaudited and subject to change. Past performance is not indicative of future results. There is no
guarantee that any specific objective will be achieved. Investments may be illiquid, highly speculative and there is risk of the total
loss of your investment. See disclosures at the beginning.

29. MANAGEMENT TEAM
Steven Hoffmann
Founder of Newt Corp, Entrepreneurial & Financial
16 yrs experience. Founder of Fintech, Financial,
Renewable Energy, Mobile Encryption & Battery
Storage. Served on various boards of private & public
companies.
CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD & CEO
Sergio Maya
Founder of 10VIA Corporation
20+ years experience in financial sector. Former CFO
for Interjet Airlines serves on boards of private &
public corps. Worked in major companies as Televisa
DTH, DESC, Holcim. Former Secretary of Finance for
a state Government in Mexico.
CEO LATIN AMERICA
Nathan Barotz
GENERAL COUNSEL NORTH AMERICA
Law firm as well as in-house experience. United States
Certified Information Privacy Professional (CIPP/US).
Admitted to practice in the states of New York and
Connecticut as well as the United States Supreme
Court and District Courts.
Diego Bravo
An undergrad in mechanical engineering at Universidad
de México, he specialized in mechanical design and then
become a project manager at a consumer products
corporative. Afterwards, he founded his own company
with his brother and specialized in finance planning for 8
years.
COO Mexico
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Past performance is not indicative of future results. There is no guarantee that any specific objective will be achieved. Investments
may be illiquid, highly speculative and there is risk of the total loss of your investment. See disclosures at the beginning.

30. BOARD OF DIRECTORS & ADVISORS
Elaine Arozarena
30+ years of global business experience throughout
Europe and the Americas. Iberian Peninsula Head at
Korn Ferry, LATAM Regional Head at Dun &
Bradstreet, currently President & Founder of Global
Strategic Advice Services.
ADVISOR MEMBER
R. Scott Zimmer
30+ years in Enterprise Technology
Former Director of Dish USA, Next Gen Satellites and
EchoStar Satellite Corp.
President of EchoStar International
Consultant for CCT, China Communications
Technology, and Sunbase Group
BOARD MEMBER
David M. Thompson
30+ years of financial experience
Founder of Sea Dragon Energy Inc. (TSX:V), CFO of
Aurado Energy, CFO of Forum Energy Corporation
(OTC) & Forum Energy Plc (AIM)
BOARD MEMBER
Olivier Trancart
Board Member of Netguardians.ch, board
membership roles in the area of sales and business
development, corporate development with fundraising
activities at Boost Suisse, and active in industrial
business development in emerging markets in
partnership with private entrepreneurs and family
offices.
BOARD TECHNICAL ADVISOR
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may be illiquid, highly speculative and there is risk of the total loss of your investment. See disclosures at the beginning.

31. CONNECT WITH US
@Get_Newt @Get_Newt @Get_Newt
info@getnewt.com www.newtfinancial.com
Past performance is not indicative of future results. There is no guarantee that any specific objective will be achieved. Investments
may be illiquid, highly speculative and there is risk of the total loss of your investment. See disclosures at the beginning.