UK fintech firm Wise's quarterly cross-border volumes surge ahead of Nasdaq debut

Wise on Track for Nasdaq Listing Next Month as Income Jumps 24%

Wise Plc said it’s on track to get its primary listing shifted from London to Nasdaq next month, as the money transfer company’s key fourth-quarter earnings figure beat analyst expectations.

UK fintech firm Wise's quarterly cross-border volumes surge ahead of Nasdaq debut

British fintech group Wise said ‌on Monday cross-border transaction volumes rose 26% in the fourth quarter to 49.4 billion ​pounds ($66.2 billion), reinforcing its expectation that ​annual profit margins will land near ⁠the top end of its forecast ​range.

Wise plans Nasdaq move as balances hit GBP £29.4bn

Wise posts higher transfer volumes and customer balances as it targets a Nasdaq primary listing in May 2026 while keeping London.

Wise shares rise as it reveals plan to move primary listing to US

Shares in Wise plc have risen today after it revealed a plan to move its primary listing to the US. The London-headquartered and -listed FinTech says it expects to begin trading on New York’s Nasdaq exchange on 11th May. The money transfer service will maintain a public listing on the London Stock Exchange but shift its primary listing to the US to “accelerate” its path “to become ‘the’ network for the world’s money”. Wise pointed to “greater vi…

Wise X-Border Transactions Jump 26% Before US Listing

U.K. FinTech Wise is reporting a surge in cross-border transactions in its fourth quarter, ahead of the company’s Nasdaq listing.

Wise Volumes Surge 27% as Nasdaq Debut Set for May 2026

Quick Answer Wise reported Q4 cross-border volumes of £49.4 billion — up 27% year-on-year — as active customers reached 11.3 million and customer holdings surged 37% to £29.4 billion. Full-year underlying income grew 18% to £1.61 billion. The company begins trading on Nasdaq on 11 May 2026 while maintaining its London Stock Exchange listing, and will switch to US GAAP reporting for its 2026 financial year — a structural shift that signals where …