Private company · Fintech & crypto

Stripe

The online payments company. No shares of its own trade on any exchange.

Private-market estimate: $58.54 ▲ 14.81%
Last reported valuation: None reported yet
Wook model value: Needs a reported valuation
Stories, 12 weeks: 313 this week
Status: Not publicly traded

Valuation desk

Private-market estimate$58.54Nasdaq · STRIZZX

Previous estimate$50.99▲ 14.81% since

52-week range$38.75 – $58.54100% of the way up

Nasdaq lists this as “Stripe – Company Level” (STRIZZX): an estimate drawn from private-market activity, not a share you can buy on an exchange. It moves when a new estimate is published, so its change is measured against the previous estimate rather than yesterday’s close. A jump of half or more, or a year’s range wider than eightfold, usually means a share split and is not shown as a move.

Company

Status: Not publicly traded
What it is: The online payments company
Peer group: Fintech & crypto
Estimate symbol: STRIZZX
Last valuation: None reported yet
Coverage: 31 stories in 12 weeks

Questions

Is Stripe publicly traded?

No. Stripe has no shares of its own listed on a public exchange, so there is no ticker to buy through a brokerage account.

Can you buy Stripe stock?

Not on an exchange. Stripe shares change hands privately — in funding rounds, employee tender offers and on secondary-market platforms that are generally limited to accredited investors. Be wary of anyone offering “pre-IPO shares” directly: the SEC has charged private funds with defrauding retail investors who bought into them.

What is Stripe worth?

Wook has not stored a headline reporting a Stripe valuation yet. Reported valuations come from funding rounds and share sales, and appear here as soon as one is published.

What is the Stripe private-market estimate?

Nasdaq lists a “Company Level” estimate for Stripe under the symbol STRIZZX; the latest is $58.54. It is an estimate drawn from private-market activity, not a price at which shares can be bought on an exchange.

What happens to Stripe shares at an IPO?

At an initial public offering the company lists its shares on an exchange, after which they trade freely at a market price. Until then, any price is set privately between buyers and sellers.

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