FinTech · San Francisco, CA
Mercury
$60.10
−1.71% today
About Mercury
Banking and finance for startups — checking, treasury, expense, billing, and investor-friendly capital tools. Distinguished by founder-friendly UX and a deep network of partner banks.
- Founded
- 2017
- Headquarters
- San Francisco, CA
- CEO
- Immad Akhund
- Employees
- 760
- Last valuation
- $3B
- Total funding
- $304M
Funding history
Most recent reported round.
| Round | Valuation | Date |
|---|---|---|
| Series C | $3B | Apr 9, 2026 |
Recent news
Curated · 3 items
- Apr 22, 2026Mercury crosses 250,000 customers; quarterly profit holdsForbes
- Mar 4, 2026Mercury Treasury cracks $5B in depositsAxios
- Apr 9, 2026Series C closes at $3B; CRV leadsTechCrunch
Frequently asked
What am I actually buying when I purchase Mercury on VeldenStake?
A fractional position in Mercury's common shares, held in your VeldenStake ledger account. Your position appears in your portfolio and settles instantly at the prevailing private-market price.
When can I sell?
Mercury shares can be sold back into the VeldenStake market at any time, at the current quoted price. There is no holding period and no lock-up — orders settle the same way buys do.
How is the price set?
The displayed price reflects the latest private-market reference price for the company, anchored to recent funding rounds and tender activity.
Are there any fees?
A 1% fee applies to each trade. It's shown on the order ticket and confirmation screen before you submit — added on top of the subtotal on buys, deducted from proceeds on sells. Deposits and withdrawals are free.
What if the company doesn't IPO?
Your position remains valid as long as the company exists. VeldenStake holds your shares regardless of an exit event. If the company is acquired, your position is paid out at the deal price.
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