Neobank Mercury says it has hit $650M in annualized revenue, up from $500M by end of 2024, and has been GAAP profitable on net income and EBITDA for three years (Allie Garfinkle / Fortune) fortune.com/2025/11/07/exc… techmeme.com/251107/p22#a25… 📫 Subscribe: techmeme.com/newsletter?fro…

We asked our planetary namesake for startup ideas, but seems it's in retrograde again... So, well, you'll see: mercury-pitch-generator.replit.app

Very important (and fun) data analysis by the Mercury team

we know the good founder coffee spots in SF… so we you made a custom google maps list 📍 and if you're a mercury cardmember, coffee at any of these spots is on us next week → partiful.com/e/aMaDh4Qkm223…

we mapped 22 SF coffeeshops we think founders will vibe with... what did we miss? wrong answers welcome. (and if you want to defend your pick in person, RSVP here → partiful.com/e/aMaDh4Qkm223…)

Today, Mercury is launching an MCP to help entrepreneurs and founders bring finance data to the tools they're working in Mercury MCP is great at 3 tasks: 1) check balances / download statements 2) pull transactions to graph or analyze spend 3) understand card/recipient details

love seeing Ali Donaldson's breakdown of some of the wildest stats from our ecommerce holiday report. thank you to the Inc. team for covering it!

Everyone asks me what makes Mercury personal different: - Paycheck comes in, auto-transfers to savings and $VTI - I create one-off cards for subscriptions that will be annoying, then freeze in-app instantly - Vibe coding my finances with API (+MCP!) Where else can do that?

Mercury Personal accounts are now available to everyone. If you have not used @Mercury you are making a huge mistake. It sounds super weird to say a bank can be life changing, but Mercury will be a revelation-the pain and agony of normal banks can be a thing of the past.

Kind of fun reading the original launch comment for Mercury on Hacker News Still a long way to go!

1 in 3 U.S. startups use Mercury, which gives us a really interesting real-time window into what's actually happening at scaling companies. Super interesting data pull from Ryan Wiggins

This matches what Mercury is hearing too. 79% of startups using AI heavily are hiring more due to AI - not less. And those adopting it are 3x more likely to be actively scaling their teams than non-AI adopters

This year's annual letter from immad reflects on how @Mercury expanded beyond startups — what we had to change, what we kept the same, and what we learned along the way.

🚨 JUST IN: Mercury just dropped its 2025 annual letter. $650M annualized revenue. $248B in transaction volume (up 59%). 300,000+ customers. 3 straight years of GAAP profitability. And in December, they applied for a national bank charter. Mercury wants to become an actual

we had fun yesterday. 🎥 highlight reel of co-founders immad and jason hand-delivering artisanal pb&js across SF.

Mercury charges for a bank account while others give it away. Immad Akhund explains why Mercury Personal targets the mass affluent—and what that says about fintech’s next fight. (0:00) Why Charge for a Bank Account Now? (0:23) Akhund: Who’s the “Mass Affluent”? (0:56) What Makes

dwarkesh patel (Dwarkesh Patel) gave open claw a mercury card loaded with ~$250 and asked it to plan a date for him... here's what happened ↓

For Personal Banking, immad delivered PB&Js from a vintage Defender. For Insights, Mercury made 17th century Dutch master-style paintings out of transaction data. The rule for product launches this year: it has to be fun for us first.

“I don’t think Claude is going to go build a bank” Mercury CEO immad joins us this week on the pod to talk all things AI and banking, thinking outside of the box, companies whitewashing their layoffs with AI, tech's poker culture, and more sources.news/p/mercury-ceo-…

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