# Сопутствующие статьи по теме TransferWise

Cross-Border Payments Giant Wise Lists on NASDAQ

Cross-border payment giant Wise has successfully transitioned its primary listing to Nasdaq (ticker: WSE), retaining a secondary listing in London. Starting trading on May 11, 2026, the company opened at $15.40, up approximately 6.21%. With a market valuation around $15.5 billion, this move signifies Wise's evolution from a low-cost international money transfer tool into a comprehensive global financial services platform. Founded by Taavet Hinrikus and Kristo Käärmann to solve personal frustrations with expensive and opaque bank fees, Wise (formerly TransferWise) pioneered transparent, low-cost foreign exchange and transfers. For its fiscal year ending March 31, 2026, Wise reported $243 billion in cross-border transaction volume, $39 billion in customer balances, $1.9 billion in transaction revenue, and $2.5 billion in net revenue, serving nearly 19 million personal and business customers. The strategic shift to a US primary listing aims to deepen investor reach, enhance liquidity, and align with the United States as a critical growth market. It supports Wise's broader business narrative, which now encompasses multi-currency accounts, business solutions, debit cards, and especially its B2B offering, Wise Platform. This platform allows banks and financial institutions like Itaú and Nubank to integrate Wise's payment infrastructure, with a long-term goal for it to drive over 50% of cross-border volume. Concurrently, Wise is strengthening its US operational capabilities, including applying for a national trust bank charter and a Federal Reserve master account to gain greater control over USD payment flows. While Wise facilitates payments into China via partners like Alipay, outbound RMB services rely on collaboration with licensed local payment institutions, adhering to regional regulations. The listing process included a controversial proposal to extend a dual-class share structure, highlighting governance challenges as the company balances founder influence with public market accountability. Moving forward, Wise must demonstrate to US investors that its low-fee model is sustainable and scalable, that Wise Platform can drive significant growth, and that its global compliance and network infrastructure can support its ambition to become an integral part of the worldwide money movement landscape.

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