PSQ Holdings Announces CFPB Closure Of Credova Investigation, Citing Constitutional Concerns

• Closure affirms Credova and PublicSquare's responsible and transparent operations supporting the Second Amendment
• End of this Biden-era, politically motivated investigation is a victory for freedom, for business, and for every American who refuses to yield to government overreach

PSQ Holdings, Inc. (NYSE:PSQH) ("PublicSquare" or the "Company") was pleased to receive notification from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau ("CFPB") that it had formally closed the investigation into Credova Financial, LLC ("Credova"), a wholly owned subsidiary of PublicSquare. As the Bureau confirmed to Credova, it was closing the investigation because it "has determined that this investigation exemplifies the type of weaponization against disfavored industries and individuals that President Trump and Acting Director Vought are committed to ending," and that "the record of this investigation clearly demonstrates that it was conducted in a biased manner that targeted Credova's exercise of its constitutional rights and facilitation of others' exercise of their constitutional rights." The Bureau determined that its investigation of Credova "was not aimed at protecting consumers, but at suppressing activities protected by the First and Second Amendment."