UP Fintech Holding, the parent company of Tiger Brokers delivered a standout second quarter in 2026

UP Fintech Holding, the parent company of Tiger Brokers delivered a standout second quarter in 2026, bouncing back decisively from a tough start to the year. The company posted record revenue of $182.3 million, marking a 31% year‑on‑year surge and strong sequential growth. Non‑GAAP net income reached $42.8 million, a sharp contrast to the Q1 loss, signalling renewed momentum across its global retail franchise.

Client growth and asset inflows were central to this rebound. Tiger added 32,600 funded clients, bringing its total to 1.3 million, while net inflows from global retail investors surpassed $1.5 billion. Total client assets climbed to $60.7 billion, up nearly 17% year‑on‑year. Trading activity accelerated across key markets, with Singapore seeing a 92% jump in total trading volume and Hong Kong recording a 132% increase in active trading accounts.

US equities and options trading were standout performers. In Singapore, US stock trading volume rose 114% quarter‑on‑quarter, while US options accounts grew 69% year‑on‑year. Hong Kong saw even stronger momentum, with US options trading volume up 231%, and cash equity trading in both US and Hong Kong markets rising close to 200%. Tiger’s crypto business in Hong Kong also expanded rapidly, with assets under custody up 85% and trading volume up 155%.

Alongside the financial results, Tiger Brokers continued to broaden its product ecosystem. The firm extended global ETF access to Singapore, Australia and New Zealand, introduced fractional trading for Singapore‑listed securities, and launched a new futures channel across licensed markets. TigerAI also expanded its analytical coverage. IPO activity was another highlight, with Hong Kong IPO subscriptions reaching HK$968.8 billion, a staggering 577% year‑on‑year increase.