United just dropped a debit card that earns airline miles — powered quietly by SoFi’s Galileo engine. Toast posted sizzling earnings and showed off its new AI kitchen brain. And nCino? It’s rolling out digital co-workers for bankers. From runways to restaurants to risk models, fintech’s infrastructure is having a glow-up.

Robinhood’s done playing landlord with your portfolio — now it wants to get you an actual house. Meanwhile, MercadoLibre drops another flex-worthy quarter, proving it’s still Latin America’s fintech GOAT. And ACI Worldwide? It’s taking a Eurotrip to wire up open banking across the continent.

LendingClub is planning a full rebrand to prove it’s more than a pandemic-era lending platform — but can a new name fix an old valuation? Meanwhile, prediction markets are back in the spotlight, blurring the line between investing and gambling, and WisdomTree’s partnership with BNY Mellon shows that even 240-year-old banks are ready to franchise crypto. Fintech’s growing up fast — and maybe getting a little self-aware.

OpenAI is gunning for a $1 trillion IPO, Bitcoin’s taking a tumble, and Paychex quietly proves that “boring” fintech still pays the bills. In today’s Fintech Stacks, we unpack how AI hype meets Wall Street, why crypto’s catching cold, and how payroll keeps humming when everything else wobbles.

Wall Street’s buying private shares, card giants are going crypto, and one of fintech’s OGs just had the worst day of its life. In today’s Fintech Stacks, we unpack Morgan Stanley’s EquityZen grab, Mastercard’s stablecoin spree with ZeroHash and BVNK, and Fiserv’s 44% faceplant. It’s a crash course in how fintech fortunes rise, fall, and rebuild.

SoFi (SOFI) posts a triple beat and keeps flexing its fintech muscles, PayPal (PYPL) cozies up with OpenAI in what might be more vibe than vision, and the Fed drops a long-awaited rate cut that could give fintech stocks a temporary sugar high. We unpack who’s really winning, who’s bluffing, and how today’s money moves are rewriting fintech’s group chat.

Zelle’s flirting with stablecoins, Coinbase is suddenly Wall Street’s favorite IT guy, and Evolve Bank’s CEO just turned “rebuilding trust” into a felony headline.

In this episode of Fintech Stacks, we unpack how the banks are quietly adopting crypto rails (while pretending they invented them), why Citi calling Coinbase for help might be the plot twist of the decade, and how one small Tennessee bank’s implosion could ripple across every neobank in your App Store.

Today on Fintech Stacks, we’re tracking three big plays shaping the money game. Revolut scores its long-awaited banking license in Mexico, diving deep into Latin America’s booming fintech scene. Synchrony Financial posts a profit beat but shows soft spots in spending — a reminder that credit cycles never sleep. And to wrap, the U.S. and China hit pause on their trade war, giving global fintechs a brief breather. It’s a full-stack mix of neobank expansion, earnings drama, and geopolitics — all with that Fintech Stacks flavor.

Today on Fintech Stacks, we’re diving into fintech’s version of adulting. LendingClub (LC) crushes Q3 expectations and proves the digital-bank pivot is paying off. Nasdaq (NDAQ) keeps evolving beyond trading into a full-blown fintech SaaS machine. And Live Oak Bancshares (LOB) quietly flexes its small-biz lending empire — cloud-first, community-rooted, and surprisingly profitable. No hype, no moonshots — just fintech fundamentals hitting their stride.

BlackRock (BLK) takes another step toward tokenized ETFs but waits for regulators to catch up. Robinhood (HOOD) adds BNB to its crypto lineup, signaling altcoins’ move into the mainstream. And Modern Treasury acquires Beam to merge stablecoin payments with traditional rails.

We break down what it means for investors, fintech builders, and anyone watching how money moves in 2025.

In this episode:

• Why tokenized ETFs could transform investing

• How Robinhood is bridging the gap between retail and crypto

• Why stablecoins are quietly becoming the backbone of corporate payments