PicPay Targets $2.46 Billion Valuation in US IPO
Brazilian digital bank PicPay is targeting a $2.46 billion valuation when it goes public in the United States.
Brazilian digital bank PicPay is targeting a $2.46 billion valuation when it goes public in the United States.
The company aims to raise up to $434.3 million in its initial public offering (IPO) by providing nearly 22.9 million shares priced at $16 to $19 each, according to a filing with the Securities adn Exchange Commission.
PicPay filed for its IPO earlier this month and has become one of the most closely watched Brazil-linked FinTech listings since the region’s equity-capital-markets pipeline cooled following Nubank’s debut in 2021.
Meanwhile, investors are keeping a close watch on the role that Pix, Brazil’s central bank-supported instant payments system, plays in reshaping the country’s consumer finance and merchant payments space.
PYMNTS examined the popularity of pix in November as the system marked its fifth anniversary. What began as a push “to modernize the national payments infrastructure has moved beyond any initial peer-to-peer activity.”
