Chime IPO

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CHYMNasdaqConsumer FintechListed Jun 12, 2025

price, listing and company profile

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IPO price$27.00Price range: $24.00 – $26.00
Deal size$864M32,000,000 shares
Valuation$11.6BIPO valuation
  1. IPO filing
  2. Roadshow
  3. Pricing
  4. First trade
  5. Quiet period
  6. Lockup

Performance since IPO

Confirmed share price history

No published trading history yet

IPO recap

Confirmed offering terms

Trading

Chime filed IPO documents on May 13, 2025. Confirmed offering terms are shown below.

FiledMay 13
PricingJun 11
First tradeJun 12
Lockup ends—
IPO price$27.00Confirmed figure
Shares offered32MConfirmed figure
First tradeJun 12Confirmed figure
Day-one close—Not confirmed

The short version

Author: Tobias KrügerReviewer: Andreas BergamannEditorial review How we check the data

Chime has traded publicly since 2025-06-12. This profile covers the final price, share count, proceeds, business model, operating context and key risks.

Key takeaway 1

Chime priced 32 million shares at $27 and began Nasdaq trading on 12 June 2025.

Key takeaway 2

The model is built around everyday spending, deposits and credit-building products.

Key takeaway 3

Interchange and member engagement are important drivers beyond headline account growth.

Company in detail

What happened at the IPO

Chime priced its initial public offering at $27.00 per share and began trading on 2025-06-12 on the Nasdaq under CHYM. The final price, base share count and gross size are the confirmed transaction terms; they are separate from later market performance.

The deal included 32,000,000 base shares and an over-allotment option for 4,800,000 additional shares. The IPO combined newly issued Class A shares with selling stockholders and included an over-allotment option.

Company and products

Chime is Consumer fintech platform offering mobile-first financial products. Its core offering includes Spending accounts, debit cards, direct deposit, credit-building and related financial tools.

The platform monetizes member activity through interchange, fees and partner economics while targeting everyday banking use. The company’s route to scale therefore depends on both product demand and the operating discipline needed to serve that demand.

Capital, ownership and use of proceeds

The registration materials described the capital structure and the distinction between new shares and shares sold by existing holders. Technology, marketing, working capital and general corporate purposes.

The headline gross offering value is not the same as cash retained by the issuer. Underwriting discounts, offering expenses, selling-stockholder proceeds and any concurrent securities must be read separately in the final prospectus.

Financial and operating lens

Member-focused banking: Mobile-first financial platform for everyday banking. Chime positions its products around members’ spending, deposits, direct deposit and credit-building relationships.

The public-market analysis should connect this operating measure to revenue quality, cash conversion, customer or user retention and the cost of expanding the platform. IPO proceeds can extend the runway, but they do not remove execution risk.

Why this IPO matters

Chime was a large consumer-fintech listing and a market test of whether mobile banking can scale profitably after years of private growth.

The main questions after the first trade are whether the company can deliver on its stated growth plan, preserve service quality and turn the IPO story into durable public-company results.

  • Fraud, compliance, partner-bank structure and competition remain core risks.

Operating metrics

Member-focused banking

Mobile-first financial platform for everyday banking

Chime positions its products around members’ spending, deposits, direct deposit and credit-building relationships.

May 13, 2025

Company profile

Founded
2013
Legal name
Chime Financial, Inc.
Listing
Nasdaq · CHYM
Headquarters
San Francisco, California, United States
Business
Consumer fintech platform offering mobile-first financial products.
Products
Spending accounts, debit cards, direct deposit, credit-building and related financial tools.
IPO structure
The IPO combined newly issued Class A shares with selling stockholders and included an over-allotment option.
Use of proceeds
Technology, marketing, working capital and general corporate purposes.
First trade
2025-06-12
Employees
No published figure
Website

Timeline

  1. Public registration filed

    Chime moved from private preparation into a public registration process. Filing terms were preliminary and subject to later pricing.

  2. IPO priced

    Chime announced a final price of $27.00 per share for the base offering.

  3. First trading day

    The shares began trading on Nasdaq under CHYM.

  4. Closing confirmed

    The issuer confirmed completion of the offering and the final capital-market structure.

Member-focused banking

Mobile-first financial platform for everyday banking

Chime positions its products around members’ spending, deposits, direct deposit and credit-building relationships.

Base shares offered

32,000,000

Base deal size at the final price; the over-allotment option is shown separately.

Final IPO price

$27.00per share

Final public offering price announced on 2025-06-11; this is the offer price, not a current market quote.

Employees

—

No published figure

Net income

—

No published figure

Operating cash flow

—

No published figure

Financials

No complete financial history available

Revenue
Financial history unavailableComparable financial periods will appear here when available.
No comparable financial series

Available dated disclosures are included in the company overview. View disclosures →

Valuation & peers

Price-to-sales, revenue growth and gross margin

Comparable metrics unavailableComparable company figures for the same date are not available.
Revenue growth (%)
Reported peer metrics
CompanyP/SGrowthGM
Chime———
No published peer comparison

Context: Private financing valuations and modeled market values do not establish an IPO valuation. Revenue run-rate is not used here to calculate a price-to-sales ratio.

Private valuation and funding details

Final IPO price

$27.00 per share

Final public offering price announced on 2025-06-11; this is the offer price, not a current market quote.

Base shares offered

32,000,000

Base deal size at the final price; the over-allotment option is shown separately.

Gross base offering

$864.0M

Gross base offering value calculated from the disclosed base share count and IPO price; it is not net proceeds.

IpoHub score

How we score
Balance sheet—
Growth—
Community—
Profitability—
Valuation—

Individual category scores are not available.

Where the money goes

Use of proceeds—
Allocation percentages—
Net proceeds—

See the reported use of IPO proceeds below.

Reported use of proceeds
use
Technology, marketing, working capital and general corporate purposes.
structure
The IPO combined newly issued Class A shares with selling stockholders and included an over-allotment option.

Key risks

Editorial analysis

Credit and fraud

Consumer finance platforms manage fraud, credit and compliance risks at scale.

ANALYSIS

Interchange dependence

Revenue is linked to member spending and payment-network economics.

ANALYSIS

Competition

Banks, neobanks and payment apps compete for the same daily financial relationship.

ANALYSIS

Regulatory oversight

Partner-bank and consumer-protection rules can change the operating model.

ANALYSIS

Final deal terms

Ticker
CHYM
Exchange
Nasdaq
IPO valuation
$11.6B
IPO price
$27.00
Price range
$24.00 – $26.00
Pricing date
Jun 11, 2025
First trading day
Jun 12, 2025
Shares offered
32,000,000
Deal size
$864M
Underwriters
Not confirmed
Greenshoe shares
4,800,000
Lockup
Not confirmed
Quiet period expirations
Not confirmed

Chime IPO: where and how to invest

Where can I invest in the Chime IPO?

Chime shares have a confirmed trading start on Nasdaq under the ticker CHYM. You can buy through a broker that supports that market and makes the shares available to your account. Check the venue, fees and current quote; the market price can differ from the original IPO offer price.

Can I buy Chime shares now?

Chime's public trading start is confirmed. Whether you can buy the stock in your account depends on your broker's market access and account rules. A stock-market order buys at available market prices; it is not an IPO allocation at the original offering price.

When is the Chime IPO?

Chime's confirmed first trading day was Jun 12, 2025. The offering was priced on Jun 11, 2025.

What is the Chime IPO share price?

Chime's confirmed IPO offer price is $27.00 per share. This is the offering price, not a live stock-market quote.

What is Chime's stock ticker and exchange?

The ticker recorded in this profile is CHYM. The exchange recorded here is Nasdaq.

Can I buy Chime shares before the IPO?

The Chime offering tracked here already has a confirmed trading start. Buying on the stock market now is therefore not a pre-IPO investment. Check the current quote and available share class with your broker.

Where can I find the Chime IPO prospectus?

Check Chime's official investor-relations announcements and publications from the relevant regulator and exchange. A confidential submission or an announcement about it is not a publicly available prospectus. Before subscribing, read the final prospectus for the risks, price, share class and offering terms.

More questions about the Chime IPO

What does Chime offer?

Chime offers mobile-first spending, deposit and credit-building products.

What was the IPO price?

The final IPO price was $27 per share.

How does Chime earn money?

Its economics include interchange, fees and partner relationships tied to member activity.

What should investors track?

Member engagement, direct deposit, fraud, credit performance, compliance and contribution margin.

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