Key Highlights

  • SoFi introduced “SoFi Big Business Banking,” an around-the-clock enterprise banking platform supporting fiat currency and stablecoins, including SoFiUSD.
  • Strategic partnerships with Mastercard, Galaxy Digital, and Bullish drew positive remarks from KBW analysts regarding the partner quality.
  • CEO Anthony Noto characterized the platform as a modern alternative to traditional banks operating on limited business hours.
  • KBW maintained its Underperform rating with a $20 price target while the stock traded at $15.85.
  • SOFI shares have declined approximately 40% during 2026, continuing to feel effects from earlier Muddy Waters allegations.

SoFi Technologies (SOFI) finished Thursday’s trading session at $15.85, registering a 1.4% increase.


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SoFi Technologies unveiled its enterprise banking solution Thursday, branded “SoFi Big Business Banking.” This platform targets major corporate clients and maintains continuous operations around the clock.

The offering enables companies to hold and move capital, oversee deposits, and complete transactions via SoFi’s federally chartered banking institution. The platform accommodates conventional currency alongside stablecoins, featuring the firm’s proprietary SoFiUSD — a digital asset pegged to the U.S. dollar.

CEO Anthony Noto positioned the launch as a modern alternative to established financial institutions. He emphasized that worldwide commerce operates continuously, requiring businesses to work with a banking provider functioning in a perpetually active marketplace.

The roster of initial collaborators drew Wall Street’s attention. Mastercard, Galaxy Digital, and Bullish have committed to supporting the institutional deployment of SoFiUSD and developing services utilizing SoFi’s framework.

KBW analyst Tim Switzer noted in his research report that although the launch had been anticipated for several months, his firm remained “impressed” by the caliber of crypto collaborators. Switzer observed that SoFi occupies “a unique position to connect infrastructure across traditional finance and digital assets as one of the first movers into the space among federally regulated banks.”

SoFi’s Galileo subsidiary extends the company’s reach, currently serving approximately 128 million accounts across its platform. This distribution network, paired with the newly launched banking product, could “allow SOFI to punch above its weight class” within the stablecoin ecosystem, according to Switzer.

Competitive Landscape Looms Large

Switzer maintained a measured perspective. He acknowledged there “will certainly be many competitors in this area,” noting that major financial institutions and established stablecoin issuers continue to hold advantageous market positions. The potential for this service to deliver meaningful value to SoFi’s primary consumer audience remains to be determined.

Despite the moderately constructive commentary, KBW sustained its Underperform rating on the shares, maintaining a $20 price objective. The firm initially downgraded SOFI to Underperform during early 2025, when shares traded just below $15. This rating remained unchanged even as the stock surged beyond $30 later that year.

SOFI has subsequently relinquished those advances. The shares have fallen roughly 39-40% throughout 2026.

Short-Seller Allegations Continue to Weigh

Some of this downward pressure originated from a Muddy Waters Research short report that raised accounting concerns about the company. SoFi has openly rejected these assertions as “factually inaccurate and misleading,” though the stock price has struggled to regain earlier levels.

Thursday’s platform launch failed to generate substantial momentum. SOFI traded lower during most morning hours before shifting to positive territory later, with the 1.4% advance appearing largely disconnected from the morning news.

Among 16 Wall Street analysts monitored by TipRanks, SOFI carries a consensus Hold rating — comprising five Buy recommendations, eight Hold ratings, and three Sell ratings. The average 12-month price objective stands at $24.96, suggesting potential upside of approximately 57.5% from present levels.