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Rapyd Stock

Private Company · Price from Hiive
$26.50 0.00 (0.00%)
As of Jul 20, 2026
4.50%
Valuation$4.5B1
Valuation DateMar 13, 2025
Implied Valuation$3.83B
Last Price$26.50
52-Week High$29.36
52-Week Low$15.88
YTD Return+61.00%
1-Year Return+4.50%
3-Year Returnn/a
Total Fundingn/a
Latest Round Amount$500M1
Latest RoundSeries F
Funding Roundsn/a
IPO StatusExpected2
Expected IPO DateQ1 2027
Revenue$1.1B3
Revenue TypeAnnual
P/S Ratio4.1

About Rapyd

Rapyd is a financial technology company that runs a global payments and embedded finance platform for businesses. Its software connects local payment methods, card networks, bank transfers and stablecoin rails into a single integration. It lets companies accept payments, send payouts, issue cards and hold funds across more than 190 countries. Rapyd makes money by charging transaction and processing fees on the payment volume that flows through its network. It also charges fees for card issuing, foreign exchange and other financial services. The company widened its reach in 2025 by acquiring PayU's Global Payments business in Latin America and Africa. Rapyd was founded in 2016 by Arik Shtilman, Arkady Karpman and Omer Priel, and is headquartered in London.

Categories FinTech, Payments
Founded 2016
Country United Kingdom
CEO Arik Shtilman
Employees 1,6001
Founders Arik Shtilman, Arkady Karpman, Omer Priel
Headquarters London

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News

Growing At 400%, Rapyd Takes On PayPal In $160 Trillion B2B Payments Market

With PayPal poised to report next week, will it exceed raised expectations? This fast-growing payments upstart could speed up its growth

Other symbols: PYPL
6 years ago - Forbes