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Paysign, Inc. short interest in 2025

In 2025, Paysign, Inc.'s disclosed short interest ran from 0.86% of shares outstanding on 15 Jan 2025 to 2.62% on 31 Dec 2025, a change of +1.76 percentage points. The year's high was 2.89% on 15 Dec 2025 and its low 0.86% on 15 Jan 2025, averaging 1.62% across 24 twice-monthly settlement dates. FINRA's days-to-cover figure peaked at 5.44 days on 15 Dec 2025. Full history: Paysign, Inc..

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Aggregate net short position time series for Paysign, Inc. in 2025

2025 in figures

Start of year
0.86% (15 Jan 2025)
End of year
2.62% (31 Dec 2025)
Change
+1.76 pp
High
2.89% (15 Dec 2025)
Low
0.86% (15 Jan 2025)
Average
1.62%
Highest days to cover
5.44 (15 Dec 2025)
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Every report in 2025

Paysign, Inc. short interest in 2025
SettlementShort interestDays to coverFilings since previous
15 Jan 20250.86%1.32
31 Jan 20250.92%2.21
14 Feb 20250.98%2.95
28 Feb 20251.07%1.33
14 Mar 20251.23%3.47
31 Mar 20251.20%1.97results (8-K), 10-K filed
15 Apr 20251.03%2.45
30 Apr 20251.00%3.83
15 May 20251.10%2.06results (8-K), 10-Q filed
30 May 20251.29%1.39
13 Jun 20251.12%1.49
30 Jun 20251.39%1.00
15 Jul 20251.45%1.00
31 Jul 20251.31%1.00
15 Aug 20251.79%1.00results (8-K), 10-Q filed
29 Aug 20252.12%2.28
15 Sep 20251.91%1.10
30 Sep 20251.81%1.64
15 Oct 20251.92%1.73
31 Oct 20252.18%3.53
14 Nov 20252.81%2.89results (8-K), 10-Q filed
28 Nov 20252.83%3.72
15 Dec 20252.89%5.44
31 Dec 20252.62%5.38

See also: Paysign, Inc.'s full history · most shorted US stocks of 2025 · today's US league.

About this data

US short interest data: FINRA (finra.org), shown as reported shares short divided by SEC-reported shares outstanding for each settlement date. FINRA® is a registered trademark of the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, Inc. This site is not affiliated with or endorsed by FINRA or the SEC; displayed for personal reference, bulk redistribution is not permitted (see terms). Nothing here is investment advice. Method: methodology.