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Rank
#2130
Sector
Fintech
Est. Liquidity
~5Y
Data Quality
Data: LowYonder is a high-growth fintech with 200% YoY growth, but the equity is risky: total funding ($135.5M) exceeds valuation ($127M), creating severe preference stack overhang.
Last updated: July 19, 2026
Sustained 200% growth and successful UK expansion drive revenue to $40M+ by 2028, with multiple expanding to 8x from public fintech comps (AFRM, SQ, SOFI). Net of dilution (25%), 3.75x return.
Growth moderates to 80% YoY with competition, revenue reaches $15M, multiple contracts to 5x, yielding 0.25x return after dilution.
Funding overhang of $135.5M and slowing adoption lead to down-round exit below preference stack, common stock zeroed out.
Preference Stack Risk
severeFunding Intensity
107%Total funding of $135.5M exceeds current valuation of $127M, meaning in a liquidation event below $135.5M, common shares receive nothing.
Dilution Risk
highWith $135.5M raised and valuation declining, the company may need to raise more capital, significantly diluting existing shareholders.
Secondary Liquidity
noneNo secondary market activity reported, so early liquidity is unlikely.
Questions to Ask at the Interview
Strategic questions based on Yonder's data — designed to show you've done your homework.
- 1
“How does Yonder plan to achieve profitability given its high funding intensity and valuation decline?”
- 2
“What are the unit economics per user, and how do membership fees, interchange, and interest contribute to revenue?”
- 3
“Given the preference stack overhang, what is the realistic value of employee common stock in a liquidity event?”
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