OGBP2-Meet John Kingma who built Old Glory Bank into the premier bank for the 2nd Amendment. - Old Glory Bank Presents
Mike Ring sits down with Old Glory Bank’s President of Commercial Banking and Chief Product Officer, John Kingma, to reveal how a former military tech specialist turned body‑armor engineer became a champion for Second Amendment customers. The conver…
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OGBP2-Meet John Kingma who built Old Glory Bank into the premier bank for the 2nd Amendment. - Old Glory Bank Presents
Mike Ring sits down with Old Glory Bank’s President of Commercial Banking and Chief Product Officer, John Kingma, to reveal how a former military tech specialist turned body‑armor engineer became a champion for Second Amendment customers. The conversation jumps from Kingma’s childhood hunting stories and his love for the Springfield DM 5 1/4 shotgun‑style pistol to the gritty reality of three‑gun competitions, where he fires 150‑200 rounds in a single Saturday session.Beyond the range, Ring and Kingma dissect Old Glory Bank’s Constitution‑based mission: a banking model that refuses to cancel anyone for their beliefs, stands between regulators and everyday Americans, and offers a privacy‑security‑liberty (PSL) framework. They expose how big‑bank policies and new state‑level merchant‑category codes threaten firearms retailers, and why Old Glory’s low‑fee, seven‑second settlement processing—OldGloryPay—delivers 0.5% fees versus the industry’s 3‑4%.The episode also chronicles Kingma’s near‑fatal COVID‑related health crisis, his recovery, and the drive that propelled him to build a coast‑to‑coast banking platform that serves crypto, cannabis, and online gaming businesses—sectors shunned by traditional banks. Listeners get a behind‑the‑scenes look at how Old Glory Bank grew from $10 million in deposits to nearly $200 million in assets in just two years, while actively lending to 2A‑focused merchants.If you’re a firearms enthusiast, small‑business owner, or anyone fed up with banking censorship, this raw, unapologetic interview shows how one “badass banker” is rewriting the rules of finance for the Second Amendment community.
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