Toss

The Toss youth card is designed for use by South Korean teenagers.

Toss integrates financial and daily-life services into a single platform.

Toss reports a 53.2% year-over-year revenue increase to **1.89 trillion won ($1.34 billion)** in the first half of the year. The company’s operating profit rises **59.2% to 246.1 billion won**, while net profit surges **120.2% to 232.8 billion won**. Growth is driven by expanding in-app services, contributing to stronger financial performance.

Aug 2026The Korea HeraldNews article

Toss postpones its planned US ADR listing, delaying a potential valuation of **10–20 trillion won**. The company had considered a phased approach, listing first in the US as a fintech platform before a domestic IPO around **2028**. Regulatory or market conditions now require reassessment of the timeline.

Jul 2026Seoul Economic DailyNews article

Toss reports a **35% revenue increase** in H1 2025, with **154.6 billion won in operating profits** and **105.7 billion won in net profits**. The company’s **consumer services division** drives growth, generating **802.1 billion won** (64.9% of total revenue). Merchant services also contribute to the financial performance amid strong demand.

Aug 2025The Korea TimesNews article

Toss, a financial superapp with 28 million users, aims to expand globally by targeting foreigners to make up half its user base by 2030. Founder and CEO Lee Seung-gun announced the plan during a press conference marking the company’s 10th anniversary. The move positions Toss as a key player in the global fintech market.

Feb 2025The InvestorNews article