SoFi Technologies operates an all-in-one digital finance platform covering lending, banking, brokerage, credit cards, crypto, and the Galileo technology stack. The stock closed at $16.97, down sharply year to date, even as recent results showed strong momentum. Q1 2026 revenue reached $1.10 billion, with EPS of $0.12 meeting expectations. Net income rose 134.45% year over year to $166.73 million, operating income increased 150.12%, and adjusted EBITDA reached $339.9 million with a 31% margin. Loan originations hit an all-time record of $12.18 billion, up 68% year over year. The company is deposit-funded with $40.24 billion in deposits, a cost-of-funds tailwind, and a Galileo platform serving about 133 million global accounts. Member and product growth indicate network effects.
"SoFi closed Friday at $16.97, down 35.18% year to date from a December close of $26.18, even as the company posted record loan originations and triple-digit net income growth last month. For retail investors scanning headlines, that disconnect is the entire reason to look at fintech disruptors trading under $20 right now."
"Q1 2026 revenue hit $1.10 billion, beating consensus by nearly 5%, with EPS of $0.12 meeting expectations. Net income jumped 134.45% year over year to $166.73 million, operating income climbed 150.12%, and adjusted EBITDA reached $339.9 million at a 31% margin. Loan originations set an all-time record at $12.18 billion, up 68% year over year."
"SoFi has evolved into a deposit-funded digital bank with $40.24 billion in deposits funding over 90% of liabilities, a 48 basis point cost-of-funds tailwind, and a Galileo technology platform serving roughly 133 million global accounts. Members grew 35% to 14.7 million, products rose 39%, and 43% of new products are now opened by existing members, a clear network-effect signal."
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