Here are the five fintechs that could be next to IPO after Klarna

## Fintech IPOs: Who’s Next After Klarna?

The successful IPO of Klarna has Wall Street buzzing about the next big fintech names to go public. Here’s a rundown of the companies that could be making their debut soon:

• Stripe: Long considered an IPO frontrunner, Stripe opted for a secondary share sale in January, valuing the company at $91.5 billion. However, a future IPO remains a possibility.
• Revolut: This digital banking unicorn recently offered employees a chance to sell shares at a $75 billion valuation, making it one of the most valuable private fintechs. A U.S. listing is likely.
• Monzo: The British digital bank is another contender, with plans for an IPO possibly as early as the first half of 2026.
• Starling Bank: Reportedly considering a U.S. IPO as part of its expansion plans.
• Payhawk: This spend management platform is aiming for an IPO in the next five years, with a focus on achieving $400-$500 million in annual recurring revenue.
• Ripple: The blockchain firm explored markets outside the U.S. for its IPO, but plans are currently on hold.
• N26: This digital bank, valued at $9 billion in 2021, is another potential IPO contender, though it has faced setbacks.

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