SoFi
Coverage of SoFi in the Nexus archive.
- Trump Accounts to launch without rollovers
The Trump administration plans to launch Trump Accounts next week without allowing firms to host the children’s savings accounts on their platforms. Companies like Chime, Empower, Fidelity, and SoFi had hoped to enable rollovers from the Treasury Department’s app, developed with Bank of New York Mellon and Robinhood, but guidance on rollovers may not arrive until August.
- [US] Private Student Relief promises a reduction in principal and no interest rate on $244k in private student loans
A couple faces a private student loan debt crisis totaling $245,023.66 from three Sallie Mae loans. They evaluated debt relief options, including a private debt relief company (PDR) offering 0% interest over 60 months with $1,956/month payments, but the program requires immediate loan default and carries risks like credit damage, potential lawsuits, and IRS tax obligations.
- How to Start Building Credit at 18
The article outlines strategies for young adults to build credit starting at 18, including student credit cards, secured cards, and loans. Experts like Brian Walsh and Howard Dvorkin emphasize responsible credit management to establish a strong financial foundation.
- SpaceX IPO explained: The price is set, but retail allocation still up in the air
SpaceX's IPO has a set price, but retail allocation remains uncertain. Brokerage platforms including Charles Schwab, Fidelity, Robinhood, SoFi, and Morgan Stanley's E-Trade are offering access to SpaceX shares.
- How retail investors can participate in the SpaceX IPO
Elon Musk is allowing retail investors to purchase SpaceX stock through its IPO, with 30% of shares reserved for them. The IPO aims to raise $75 billion by selling 555 million shares at $135 each, valuing the company at over $1.75 trillion. Brokerages like Robinhood, SoFi, and Fidelity will distribute shares, with varying account requirements for eligibility.
- SoFi Launches SoFiUSD Stablecoin Across Ethereum and Solana
SoFi has launched its SoFiUSD stablecoin on the Ethereum and Solana blockchains, offering the token to its members. This move highlights the integration of regulated banking services with blockchain technology.
- Name change begins at Arlington's ‘Dallas Stadium'
AT&T Stadium in Arlington is temporarily renamed Dallas Stadium for the 2026 FIFA World Cup due to FIFA's policy against corporate branding. Similar changes occurred at MetLife Stadium and SOFI, with stadiums adopting city-based names. Dallas Stadium will host nine World Cup matches, including a semifinal, starting June 14.
- SoFi rolls out SoFiUSD stablecoin to banking app users
SoFi has launched its bank-issued stablecoin, SoFiUSD, to 14.7 million app users on the Ethereum and Solana blockchains. The move expands SoFi's financial services by integrating cryptocurrency into its banking platform.
- SoFi brings bank-issued stablecoin to 15 million users in crypto push
SoFi is launching a bank-issued stablecoin for its 15 million users as part of a broader strategy to expand its cryptocurrency offerings. This move aims to leverage the stability of bank-backed assets while tapping into growing crypto demand.
- Falcon Finance, SoFi unveil stablecoin products tied to banking infrastructure
Falcon Finance and SoFi have launched stablecoin products integrated with banking infrastructure. Falcon’s fUSD targets institutional trading and collateral workflows, while SoFiUSD is designed for consumer banking users via SoFi’s app.
- Talking Tokens Podcast - SoFi Wants to Be the Stablecoin Liquidity Hub for Banks | Ben Reynolds
SoFi aims to become a stablecoin liquidity hub for banks, according to the Talking Tokens Podcast with Ben Reynolds. SoFi's goal is to provide a reliable platform for banks to access stablecoin liquidity. This move could significantly impact the financial industry.
- Solana Payments Roundup: May 1-15
Solana payments made significant progress with Western Union's USDPT going live, SoFi announcing SoFiUSD, and Anchorage launching cashless reserves with J.P. Morgan Asset Management. The CLARITY Act cleared the Senate Banking Committee, providing a regulatory greenlight for stablecoins. This development positions Solana as a core US financial infrastructure.
- SoFi’s crypto relaunch brought in $121.6 million in Q1. Almost all of it went to costs
SoFi's crypto relaunch generated $121.6 million in Q1, with almost all of it going to costs. This indicates a significant investment in the relaunch. The majority of the funds were allocated towards covering expenses.
- SoFi Is Launching SoFiUSD On Solana
SoFi is launching its stablecoin SoFiUSD on the Solana blockchain due to its cost-effectiveness, settlement speed, and throughput. This launch is led by Ben Reynolds, Head of Big Business Banking at SoFi. The decision to use Solana is based on its advantages in payments.
- SoFi to launch its stablecoin on Solana, citing speed and cost
SoFi is launching its stablecoin, SoFiUSD, on Solana, citing the benefits of speed and cost. SoFiUSD is a fully reserved U.S. dollar stablecoin issued by SoFi Bank. The launch aims to leverage Solana's fast and cost-effective platform.
- Lightspark Launches Grid Global Accounts, Targeting Fragmented Global Payment System
Lightspark launched Grid Global Accounts, a Bitcoin-based payment solution targeting fragmented global financial systems. The product, announced at the Bitcoin 2026 Conference, partners with Visa to enable seamless cross-border transactions using dollars and Bitcoin, leveraging stablecoins and AI-driven controls.
- Bitcoin backed credit card offers 7.99% rate
Aven, a Silicon Valley fintech, is launching a Bitcoin-backed credit card with interest rates ranging from 7.99% to 11.99%, offering credit lines up to $1 million over 10 years. The card requires overcollateralization with Bitcoin, and rates vary based on the collateral percentage pledged. Competitors like Ledn, Salt Lending, and Arch also offer similar crypto-backed loans with varying terms.
- SoFi adds XRP deposits but users criticize lack of external wallet transfers
SoFi has introduced XRP deposits, but users are criticizing the platform for not allowing transfers of XRP to external wallets. The crypto platform explicitly states on its support page that XR transfers to outside wallets are prohibited.