Two-Time FinTech Honoree
Tiger Brokers Earns Second Consecutive Spot on CNBC's World's Top FinTech Companies List 2026
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Tiger Brokers (Nasdaq: TIGR) has landed on CNBC's World's Top FinTech Companies 2026 list for the second year in a row, according to PR Newswire. The ranking, compiled with research firm Statista, puts the online brokerage among the world's leading financial technology firms.
The company now serves over 10 million users worldwide. Client assets have surpassed US$58.9 billion, and annual net inflows exceeded US$10 billion, per Yahoo Finance.
Record Revenue Drives Back-to-Back FinTech Recognition
Tiger Brokers posted record annual revenue of US$612 million ahead of this recognition. That growth helped cement its place on a list that rewards real financial innovation, not just brand profile. The CNBC and Statista ranking evaluates companies on technology, growth, and impact on the industry, according to PR Newswire.
Making the list twice in a row is a harder feat than it looks. Companies must keep proving their edge year after year. For Tiger Brokers, the jump in client assets and inflows made the case, per Yahoo Finance.
From Nasdaq Debut to 10 Million Global Users
Tiger Brokers listed on Nasdaq in 2019. Since then, it has pushed into key markets across Asia, Australia, and beyond. The firm built its growth on three pillars: advanced technology, simple design, and tools built around what investors actually need, according to PR Newswire.
Reaching 10 million users is a significant milestone for a brokerage that started as a niche platform. Most retail brokers take decades to hit that scale. Tiger Brokers did it in under a decade, as reported by Yahoo Finance.
What the CNBC FinTech List Actually Measures
CNBC and Statista do not hand out this award lightly. The list covers hundreds of fintech firms across the globe. Companies are scored on things like innovation, customer growth, and financial performance. Only a small group makes the final cut each year, per PR Newswire.
Being named twice signals more than a good year. It shows a company is building something that lasts. For investors watching Tiger Brokers on Nasdaq, the repeat recognition adds another data point to a strong recent track record, according to Yahoo Finance.
Tiger Brokers Eyes Further Expansion After Strong 2025
With US$58.9 billion in client assets and net inflows topping US$10 billion, Tiger Brokers is not slowing down. The firm has been expanding its licensed footprint across regulated markets, building credibility with retail investors who want a tech-first platform, per PR Newswire.
The back-to-back CNBC ranking gives Tiger Brokers a clear marketing edge as it competes with larger, older brokerages. The company is betting that intuitive design and investor-focused tools will keep pulling users away from traditional players, according to Yahoo Finance.
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