Top 40 Financial Technology Companies
40 Financial Technology companies with latest reported revenue, headquarters and links to their sourced company profiles.
38 of these companies have a latest reported revenue figure, shown on their profiles with its fiscal year and source. This directory does not publish a combined sector revenue, because parent companies and subsidiaries and different revenue measures overlap.
Financial Technology industry overview
Technology companies in this index span software platforms, semiconductor manufacturers, cloud infrastructure providers, and consumer electronics firms. Public-company figures may come from filings or investor disclosures; private-company figures may be press-reported or estimated. Each profile identifies its available sources and reporting basis.
This hub currently maps 40 organizations to Financial Technology. The revenue spotlight uses each company's latest disclosed figure, converts non-US reporting currencies only for approximate ordering, and links to the underlying company profile for fiscal-year and source context.
Top companies in this industry (by latest revenue)
Visa profile with fiscal 2025 revenue, CEO Ryan McInerney, BankAmericard history, processed transactions, payments volume, and strategy.
PayPal company profile covering 2025 revenue, CEO Enrique Lores, business model, competitors, and strategy.
Mastercard profile covering FY2025 revenue, net income, CEO Michael Miebach, employees, payments network model, services growth, and competitors.
Block (formerly Square): $24.2B 2025 revenue, how Square and Cash App make money, the 2026 cut to under 6,000 staff, CEO Jack Dorsey and its rivals.
Intuit company profile: FY2026 revenue $21.4B, CEO Sasan Goodarzi, how TurboTax, QuickBooks, Credit Karma and Mailchimp make money, 2026 layoffs, rivals.
Fiserv profile: $21.19B 2025 revenue, Q2 2026 results, CEO Takis Georgakopoulos, Clover POS, core banking, the 2025 stock crash and rivals FIS, Block and Toast.
Binance in 2026: 323M users, $34T traded in 2025, co-CEOs Richard Teng and Yi He, the $4.3B US plea, CZ's pardon and its EU suspension.
Nu Holdings (Nubank) reported FY2025 revenue of $15.77B and net income of $2.87B, then topped $1B quarterly profit in Q2 2026.
Coinbase profile: FY2025 revenue $7.18B, 2026 quarterly losses, CEO Brian Armstrong, who owns Coinbase, how it makes money from trading, USDC, Base and Deribit.
Stripe profile: $1.9T 2025 total volume, about $6.8B estimated net revenue, $159B valuation, CEO Patrick Collison, OpenRouter deal and competitors.
All 40 companies in this industry (A-Z)
- Adyen N.V.
- Affirm Holdings, Inc.
- BharatPe
- Binance
- Bitfinex
- BitMEX
- Bitstamp
- Block Inc
- Coinbase Global
- CRED
- Deribit
- Fiserv, Inc.
- Gemini
- Intuit Inc.
- Jupiter Money
- Klarna Group plc
- Kraken
- KuCoin
- Mastercard Incorporated
- Monzo Bank Limited
- N26
- Navi Technologies
- Nu Holdings Ltd.
- OKX
- Payoneer
- PayPal Holdings, Inc.
- Paytm
- PhonePe
- Razorpay
- Remitly Global, Inc.
- Revolut Ltd
- Robinhood Markets, Inc.
- SoFi Technologies, Inc.
- Starling Bank
- Stripe, Inc.
- The Western Union Company
- Visa Inc.
- Wise Group plc
- Worldpay, Inc.
- Zerodha
First 10 companies
Suggested company profiles
Robinhood (HOOD) made $4.47B revenue and $1.88B profit in FY2025. Q2 2026 revenue hit $1.31B. How it makes money, who owns it, CEO and rivals.
Revolut made £4.5B ($6.0B) revenue and ~$2.24B pre-tax profit in 2025. See its $115B valuation, CEO Nik Storonsky, UK bank licence, owners and rivals.
PhonePe profile: FY26 revenue of ₹7,920 crore, Walmart's ~72% stake, CEO Sameer Nigam, 700M users, UPI market share, the paused IPO and rivals Google Pay and
PayPal company profile covering 2025 revenue, CEO Enrique Lores, business model, competitors, and strategy.
Payoneer (NASDAQ: PAYO): $1.05B 2025 revenue, $87.5B volume, CEO John Caplan, how it makes money, competitors, and the $2.75B Nuvei acquisition.
Paytm FY26 revenue ₹8,437 Cr and first annual profit, Q1 FY27 results, who owns One97 Communications, CEO Vijay Shekhar Sharma and rivals PhonePe and Google
Nu Holdings (Nubank) reported FY2025 revenue of $15.77B and net income of $2.87B, then topped $1B quarterly profit in Q2 2026.
Monzo profile: ~$2.24B FY2026 revenue, ~$115M pre-tax profit, 15.2M customers, ~$33.9B deposits, CEO Diana Layfield, US exit and Nubank talks.
Kraken profile: $2.2B 2025 adjusted revenue, $21B valuation after Nasdaq's 2026 investment, co-CEOs Arjun Sethi and Dave Ripley, IPO timeline and Coinbase
Top Financial Technology Head-to-Head Comparisons
Adyen vs Stripe
Stripe handles more payment volume and reports higher net revenue, but Adyen is the one with disclosed, audited profit. In 2025, Stripe said businesses on its platform generated $1.9 trillion in total volume and about $6.8 billion of net revenue, while Adyen reported €1.3943 trillion of processed volume, ~$2.67 billion (€2.3642 billion) of net revenue, and ~$1.2 billion (€1.0625 billion) of net income, a 45% net margin. Stripe is privately valued at $159 billion after its February 24, 2026 tender offer, while Adyen trades on Euronext Amsterdam with a market cap of about $31.8 billion (€28.1 billion) as of September 30, 2026. Measured by disclosed profit and public market value, Adyen is the more capital-efficient and transparent of the two; measured by scale and recent dealmaking, Stripe is the bigger and more aggressive mover.
Affirm vs Block
Block is far bigger than Affirm: $24.19 billion of revenue for calendar 2025 versus Affirm's $4.261 billion for the fiscal year ended June 30, 2026, and a market capitalization of about $44.45 billion on September 30, 2026 against Affirm's $24.03 billion on September 18, 2026. In BNPL specifically, Block's Afterpay held about 38% of U.S. "pay in 4" volume in 2025 versus Affirm's 26% share of total BNPL issuance, per New York Fed research. Affirm's reported FY2026 net income of $1.930 billion included a one-time $1.45 billion tax benefit from releasing a deferred-tax valuation allowance; without it, Affirm's underlying profit (roughly $480 million) is far smaller than Block's $1.306 billion of 2025 net income.
Affirm vs Klarna
Affirm is the more valuable and more profitable of the two: it reported $1.930 billion of net income (including a $1.45 billion tax benefit) on $4.261 billion of revenue for the fiscal year ended June 30, 2026, and was worth about $24.0 billion on September 18, 2026. Klarna moves more volume, with $127.9 billion of GMV in fiscal 2025 versus Affirm's $50.2 billion, but posted a $273 million net loss on $3.509 billion of revenue for the year ended December 31, 2025, and traded at only about $5.2 billion in market value in late September 2026. In short, Affirm leads on revenue conversion, profit and market cap, while Klarna leads on transaction volume and active-consumer reach.
Binance vs Bitfinex
Binance is far larger: it reported 323 million registered users in July 2026 and said customers traded $34 trillion across spot and derivatives in 2025, giving it about 38% of global crypto trading volume in early 2026, according to Forbes. Bitfinex is a smaller, professional-focused exchange with roughly 400 employees that recorded about $223 million of daily spot volume in March 2025 and has charged zero trading fees since December 17, 2025. By scale, Binance wins; on price, Bitfinex currently undercuts it to zero.
Binance vs Coinbase
By trading volume and users, Binance is far bigger: it says customers traded $34 trillion in 2025 across spot and derivatives and counted 323 million registered users in July 2026, versus Coinbase's 10.3% share of global crypto trading volume in Q2 2026 (a company record). By disclosed profit, Coinbase wins because it is the only one of the two that publishes audited results: $1.26 billion of net income in FY2025, though it posted a $359.5 million net loss in Q2 2026. Binance's revenue is not public; outside estimates from Artemis/Forbes put it at $16-17 billion a year for 2024-2025, well above Coinbase's $7.18 billion FY2025 revenue, but there is no verified profit figure to compare.
Binance vs Deribit
Binance is far bigger overall: 323 million registered users and about $34 trillion traded in 2025, against Deribit's $1.185 trillion of total 2024 volume. But in the one market they both chase, crypto options, Deribit still leads with roughly 85% of global BTC and ETH options activity, while Binance's options share is in the single digits. Binance is an independent private company valued near $100 billion by Forbes; Deribit has been a Coinbase subsidiary since its $2.9 billion sale closed on August 14, 2025.
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