Chime Files Confidential Paperwork for Planned 2025 IPO
The digital banking company, last valued at $25 billion, aims to go public as IPO market shows signs of revival.
- Chime Financial Inc., a fintech company offering no-fee digital banking services, has submitted a confidential IPO filing with the SEC.
- The company plans to go public in 2025, although the timing is not finalized and could change, according to reports.
- Chime was last valued at $25 billion during a 2021 funding round and has raised $2.65 billion in total from major investors like Sequoia, SoftBank, and Tiger Global.
- Founded in 2013, Chime serves approximately 7 million active users with offerings such as checking accounts, high-yield savings, and early paycheck access.
- The IPO follows Chime’s hiring of Morgan Stanley as lead underwriter and comes as the broader IPO market shows renewed optimism heading into 2025.