SOFI

SoFi is taking blockchain beyond cryptocurrency trading and into everyday payments. The opportunity could be significant, but investors need to see one thing before getting too excited: proof that it can make money from it.

SoFi’s strong third-quarter results, improving profitability, and expanding revenue streams strengthen the stock's outlook.

Digital financial services company SoFi Technologies (NASDAQ:SOFI) beat Wall Street’s revenue expectations in Q3 2026, with sales up 44.4% year on year to $1.37 billion.

SoFi Technologies (NasdaqGS:SOFI) launched SoFi Earn, or SOFIE, a tokenized deposit product issued by its nationally chartered bank.

SoFi’s third quarter results were marked by significant revenue acceleration, driven by robust member and product growth, as well as expanding engagement across its financial services ecosystem.

SoFi stock was up about 15% on Tuesday.

Key TakeawaysSoFi Technologies stock jumped 13% after record third-quarter adjusted net revenue of $1. 37 billion and a first 2027 outlook of $6.

SoFi's stock surged 13% on a single earnings report, but its own history shows those gains have a habit of vanishing within weeks.

Cheaper customer funding is becoming a bigger profit lever as lending accelerates.

Prudential Financial (PRU) is back in focus after SoFi announced an embedded term life insurance offering inside its app, giving more than 15 million members direct access to Prudential’s SimplyTerm digital policies.

AI related investment helped lift recent US economic growth, and that enthusiasm for digital infrastructure is spilling into crypto and blockchain. Capital is flowing toward the rails that move data and value, not just the front-end apps.

Citi’s Peter Christiansen said that despite the elevated rate environment, SoFi's credit trends remained favorable with lower net charge-offs, and the quarter shows SoFi's growth is broadening beyond balance sheet lending.