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Will SoFi report Q1 2026 revenue above $735M?

Resolves May 15, 2026(48d)
IG: 0.64

Current Prediction

70%
Likely Yes
Model Agreement94%
Predictions9 runs
Last UpdatedMarch 26, 2026

Why This Question Matters

Q1 2026 revenue is the first data point testing whether SoFi's 30%+ growth trajectory holds in the new fiscal year. Management guided $3.235-3.310B for full-year 2026 (23-26% growth), a meaningful deceleration from 37%. If Q1 comes in above $735M (above Q4 2025 levels), it suggests the growth engine remains strong. A miss would raise questions about whether the revenue diversification is sufficient to offset lending deceleration.

REVENUE_DURABILITY

Prediction Distribution

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Range: 65%75%Aggregate: 70%
Individual Predictions(9 runs)
opusRun 1
72%

Q4 2025 revenue was $734M on comparable basis. Management guided full-year 2026 at $3.235-3.310B implying ~$809-828M quarterly average. $735M is well below this average. Management has consistently beaten guidance. Financial Services growing 40% provides strong floor. The threshold essentially asks if Q1 maintains Q4 levels, which is below guided trajectory.

$735M below guided quarterly average of $809-828MManagement consistently beats guidanceFinancial Services +40% provides floor
opusRun 2
68%

The $735M threshold is only slightly above Q4 comparable revenue. With guided 23-26% full-year growth, maintaining $735M in Q1 is the base case. Q1 seasonal softness in lending could create headwind, but fee-based revenue growing 40-50% provides offsetting momentum. Tech platform lost a large client which creates some Q1 uncertainty.

$735M is slightly above Q4 comparableQ1 seasonal lending softnessTech platform client loss creates uncertainty
opusRun 3
75%

Full-year guidance of $3.235-3.310B implies Q1 needs to be ~$735-750M minimum (assuming Q4 weighting). Since management guided conservatively and Financial Services is growing 40%+ YoY, the implied Q1 is well above $735M. The only risk is a significant sequential step-down from Q4, which contradicts the growth trajectory. High probability YES.

Guidance math implies Q1 above $735MConservative guidance patternFinancial Services growth momentum
sonnetRun 1
70%

$735M is essentially flat with Q4 2025. Management guided 23-26% full-year growth. Even the low end implies Q1 above $735M. Seasonal lending softness is a factor but fee revenue growth offsets. Comfortable above 65%.

Flat with Q4 is conservative23-26% growth implies above thresholdFee revenue offsets lending seasonality
sonnetRun 2
65%

Q1 seasonal effects could reduce lending volumes. Tech platform lost a major client. But Financial Services +40% and rising fee-based revenue provide strong floor. Management beats guidance consistently. 65% probability.

Q1 seasonal effectsTech platform headwindManagement guidance conservatism
sonnetRun 3
73%

The threshold is essentially asking if SoFi maintains Q4 levels. With 30%+ guided growth, this is well below trend. Management has a clear pattern of sandbagging. Very likely YES but not certain due to seasonal and one-time factors.

Below growth trendManagement sandbagging patternSeasonal risk minor
haikuRun 1
70%

$735M is at or below guided trajectory. Management beats guidance. Fee revenue growing fast. Likely YES.

Below trajectoryBeats guidanceFee growth
haikuRun 2
67%

Q1 seasonal softness and tech platform client loss create some risk. But full-year guidance implies Q1 well above $735M.

Seasonal riskClient lossGuidance implies above
haikuRun 3
72%

Management guided $3.235-3.310B for 2026. Even back-loaded, Q1 should exceed $735M given growth trajectory.

Full-year guidance mathGrowth trajectoryConservative threshold

Resolution Criteria

Resolves YES if SoFi's Q1 2026 earnings release reports total net revenue of $735 million or above. Resolves NO if total net revenue is below $735 million.

Resolution Source

SoFi Technologies Q1 2026 earnings release

Source Trigger

Revenue growth trajectory and guidance achievement

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