Chime IPO date is to be announced. The company does not have a ticker symbol or stock code.
Chime is a US-based financial technology company and mobile banking platform that provides users with fee-free checking and savings accounts. With no hidden fees, overdraft charges or minimum balance requirements, Chime prioritizes financial accessibility. Its services include early direct deposit, an automated round-up savings feature and a user-friendly mobile trading platform. Chime was founded by Chris Britt and Ryan King in 2012 in San Francisco, California.
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March 3, 2025: Chime has submitted a confidential filing with the US government for its initial public offering, according to people familiar with the matter. The IPO timing is not finalized and the plans could still change, according to Yahoo Finance.
February 18, 2025: Forbes named Chime as one of its Fintech 50 for 2025. The list highlights businesses that continue to grow rapidly and adapt even as industry valuations and investment in private fintechs remain depressed, according to Forbes.
Chime, which is based in San Francisco, raised $750 million in a funding round in August 2021, bringing its valuation up to $25 billion. The company has had several funding rounds in recent years, fueling speculation that an IPO is coming soon. But the company hasn't confirmed any near-term plans yet.
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As a private company, Chime’s financials are not public.
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