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UP Fintech Holding/$TIGR

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About UP Fintech Holding

UP Fintech Holding Ltd is an online brokerage firm focusing on Chinese investors. Its trading platform enables investors to trade in equities and other financial instruments on multiple exchanges of stocks and other derivatives. The company offers its customers brokerage and value-added services, including trade order placement and execution, margin financing, account management, investor education, community discussion, and customer support.
Ticker
$TIGR
Sector
Finance
Primary listing
NASDAQ
Employees
1,346
Headquarters
Singapore, Singapore

TIGR Metrics

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$698M
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$0.56
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Second-quarter revenue hit a record US$182.3 million, up 31.4% year on year, with commission income up 20.9% and interest income up 36%. That shows strong top-line momentum across its core brokerage and financing activities. (UP Fintech Holding Limited)
Growth is increasingly coming from overseas markets: second-quarter retail inflows exceeded US$1.5 billion, total client assets rose 16.7% year on year to US$60.7 billion, and funded accounts grew 10.3%. Assets also increased quarter on quarter in all its overseas markets, supporting the case that growth is diversifying beyond mainland China. (UP Fintech Holding Limited)
The corporate-services business offers another growth stream alongside retail trading. UP Fintech added 50 employee-share-plan clients in Q2 to reach 840, while first-half SaaS and consulting contract values rose 275% and 196% year on year, respectively. (PR Newswire)
China’s crackdown has turned regulatory exposure into a material business risk: the company’s subsidiaries were penalised RMB308.1 million and ordered to surrender RMB103.1 million in alleged illegal gains. Mainland clients’ share of revenue then fell to 15–20% in Q2 from 20–25% previously, and their assets dropped below 10% of the total. (The Business Times, The Motley Fool)
Costs are rising faster than sales: Q2 operating costs and expenses increased 46.5% year on year against revenue growth of 31.4%. Despite record revenue, net income attributable to shareholders was US$39.4 million, down from US$41.4 million a year earlier, pointing to pressure on profit conversion. (UP Fintech Holding Limited)
Higher activity does not always translate into higher brokerage revenue: the cash-equity take rate fell to 3.6 basis points from 5.9, partly because more US trading volume came from zero-commission trades. Management also said Q3 trading volume and commissions were running slightly below Q2 levels, making near-term revenue more exposed to market activity and pricing pressure. (The Motley Fool)
Data summarised monthly by Lightyear AI. Last updated on 6 Nov 2026.

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