Insider Liquidates More Than 26,000 Shares of Fintech Stock for Tax Obligations

Chime Financial (CHYM) shares rose 3.3% following strong Q2 results, including 27% revenue growth, GAAP profitability, and raised 2026 outlook. Investors focused on product momentum and partnerships, despite a CFO transition. Insiders sold shares, while hedge funds had mixed activity. Analysts' price targets range from $26 to $40.

Chime (CHYM) reported Q2 2026 results on an earnings call. Revenue rose 27% to $670M, active members increased 20% to 10.4M, and adjusted EBITDA was $102M (15% margin). GAAP net income was $28M. FY2026 guidance: revenue $2.725B-$2.745B and adjusted EBITDA $465M-$475M. Management also discussed Chime Prime, Chime Invest, and a 10% headcount reduction.

Chime (NASDAQ:CHYM) reported Q2 progress toward profitability and detailed growth in Prime members and transaction activity. RPAM rose 6% YoY to $260. Q3 revenue guidance is $680M to $690M and adjusted EBITDA $105M to $110M. Full-year revenue outlook was raised to $2.725B to $2.745B. MyPay originations were $4.5B; MyPay transaction profit was $73M. Chime also forecast 2026 active-member additions of 1.8M and a ~10% workforce reduction.

Chime Financial, Inc. (CHYM) filed an SEC Form 8-K — Results of Operations and Financial Condition. EX-99.1 3 ex991q226.htm EX-99.1 Document Chime Reports Second Quarter 2026 Financial Results 27% year-over-year revenue growth exceeds guidance Chime Prime™ launch fuels accelerating growth in Active Members, Purchase Volume, and ARPAM Achieves second consecutive quarter of GAAP

BMO Capital cut its price target for Chime Financial (NASDAQ:CHYM) to $28 from $30, keeping an Outperform rating. The target implies about 28% upside versus $21.87. BMO cited margin concerns tied to transaction margins and Chime Prime, ahead of the company’s Q2 earnings on Aug. 5 and recent negative EPS of $3.03 over 12 months.

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