SoFi
SoFi Technologies, Inc. is an American financial technology company. Founded in 2011 by Stanford University graduates as a student loan refinancier, it operates a direct bank serving retail customers and businesses. SoFi is the largest U.S.-based online lender, and has nearly 16 million customers as of 2026.
Beyond's analysis on SoFi
- — Structural divergence in lending models distinguishes SoFi from fintech peers Upstart and Affirm
- — Long-term valuation assessment of SoFi as it navigates fintech volatility and crypto integration
- — SoFi’s shares have slipped 50% from their 2026 peak as investors weigh a potential buying opportunity ahead of its July 29 earnings release
- — Democratizing IPO access for retail investors
Recent news mentioning SoFi
- — How SoFi Is Turning Its Consumer App Into A Stablecoin Proving Ground
- — SoFi Shares Rise 3% as Bank Launches Stablecoin Settlement on Mastercard Network
- — SoFi Rises 5% After Getting Cut in Half: Is SOFI Stock Set to Double From Here?
- — Businessolver's Sofia AI Named 2026 AI-Powered Enterprise Solution of the Year
- — Upstart, Affirm, and SoFi All Lend to the Same Borrowers. Only One of Them Funds With Deposits.
- — SoFi Could Be Building Something Wall Street Hasn’t Fully Priced In
- — GE HealthCare (GEHC) Reportedly Eyes $1B Sofie Deal. What Would Ownership Add?
- — SoFi Technologies Is Growing Rapidly, but This Financial Giant Could Join the $1 Trillion Club
- — Jim Cramer Says SoFi is a Long-Term Buy, But Highlights High Valuation
- — Citizens Bank accuses SoFi of poaching 30 mortgage employees
- — Down 30% This Year, Is It Finally Time to Buy SoFi Stock?
- — Where Will SoFi Stock Be in 5 Years?