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Will SoFi disclose personal loan net charge-off rates above 4% annualized in any 2026 quarterly filing?

Resolves March 15, 2027(352d)
IG: 0.80

Current Prediction

15%
Likely No
Model Agreement94%
Predictions9 runs
Last UpdatedMarch 26, 2026

Why This Question Matters

Credit quality is the central unresolved debate across 3 lenses. The $36B annual origination book with ~15% of US prime market share has not been tested through recession. Net charge-off rates above 4% would indicate stress beyond prime norms and validate the bear case that SoFi should be valued as a bank rather than a fintech. Below 4% would strengthen the case that SoFi's underwriting quality holds through stress.

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Prediction Distribution

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Range: 12%20%Aggregate: 15%
Individual Predictions(9 runs)
opusRun 1
15%

SoFi targets prime borrowers with high FICO scores. Prime NCO rates typically 2-3.5%. Exceeding 4% requires significant stress. 23% capital ratio and LPB provide buffers. Defaults to NO if undisclosed.

Prime focus with high FICO4% well above normsDefaults to NO if undisclosed
opusRun 2
18%

Loan book grew rapidly and is untested through recession. Rapid growth often correlates with loosening standards. 15% market share is high. But 4% is 30-50% above normal. No recession expected in 2026.

Rapid growth may loosen standards4% is 30-50% above normsNo 2026 recession base case
opusRun 3
12%

SoFi targets high-income high-FICO borrowers. 4% threshold is well above norms. LPB allows risk shedding. Sudden recession needed. Disclosure default adds downward pressure.

High-income targetingLPB risk sheddingDisclosure default to NO
sonnetRun 1
14%

Prime NCOs above 4% require recession or underwriting problems. Current macro does not support 2026 recession. CEO buying $1.5M signals confidence. Default NO if unavailable.

No recession base caseCEO confidence signalDefault NO
sonnetRun 2
20%

More concerned due to record pace growth and lack of granular disclosure. Transparency gap is mild red flag. Rapid unsecured growth historically precedes problems. But 4% still requires macro shock.

Transparency gapHistorical growth-then-loss pattern4% requires macro shock
sonnetRun 3
16%

Prime targeting, 23% capital, LPB transfer, no recession base case. Black swan needed for 4%. Management incentives aligned with credit quality.

Prime with capital buffersBlack swan neededAligned management incentives
haikuRun 1
13%

4% on prime book requires recession or underwriting failure. Neither is base case. LPB and 23% capital provide buffers. Default NO if undisclosed.

Recession neededCapital buffersDefault NO
haikuRun 2
17%

Rapid growth concerning but prime targeting buffers. 4% well above norms. Slightly higher due to untested book.

Rapid growth concernPrime bufferUntested book
haikuRun 3
14%

No recession base case, prime borrowers, strong capital. 4% is generous buffer. CEO shares signal confidence.

No recessionGenerous thresholdCEO conviction

Resolution Criteria

Resolves YES if SoFi's 10-Q or 10-K filings for any FY2026 quarter disclose personal loan net charge-offs (or equivalent credit loss metric) exceeding 4% annualized. Resolves NO if all quarters show NCO below 4% or if SoFi does not disclose granular NCO data (resolution defaults to NO if data unavailable).

Resolution Source

SoFi Technologies 10-Q and 10-K filings, credit supplement disclosures

Source Trigger

Personal loan net charge-off rate shows significant deterioration vs. prime benchmarks

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