UP Fintech Holding updates investor relations access, shares trade on Nasdaq
Published on 06/25/2026 at 20:53 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS
By Daniel Hoffmann, Chart & Technicals desk. Reviewed prior to publication on 2026-06-25, 20:53.
UP Fintech Holding Inc. (US90353W1018), also known as Tiger Brokers, keeps its American Depositary Shares listed on Nasdaq, giving international investors exposure to the Chinese online brokerage sector. The company highlights its dual English-Chinese investor relations site for global access, as shown on its IR homepage UP Fintech investor relations portal.
Nasdaq listing and Tiger brand
UP Fintech Holding Inc., headquartered in Beijing, offers its Tiger-branded brokerage platform primarily to Chinese-speaking investors and maintains an ADR listing on the Nasdaq Capital Market under the ticker TIGR, according to Nasdaq company information Nasdaq data on TIGR ADR.
The stock is part of a small peer group of US-listed Chinese online brokers, including peers like Futu Holdings, which also focus on cross-border equity trading for retail clients and operate under Chinese regulatory oversight, as noted in sector coverage on Chinese fintech brokers Reuters analysis of Chinese online brokers.
Thursday focus on chart and trading
On Thursday, UP Fintech shares continue to change hands on Nasdaq as ADRs, with typical daily volume in the hundreds of thousands of shares reported in exchange data, reflecting moderate liquidity compared with larger US brokers MarketWatch overview of TIGR trading.
Trading levels around the single-digit dollar range place the ADR well below its historical highs during the 2021 retail trading boom, and recent chart data show the shares trading under their longer-term moving averages, consistent with a more muted sentiment toward Chinese fintech stocks TradingView chart for TIGR.
More news and data on the UP Fintech Holding shares
Follow all company headlines and regulatory filings for UP Fintech Holding to understand how the Tiger brokerage business affects the Nasdaq-listed ADR over time.
How Tiger Brokers makes money
UP Fintech operates the Tiger Brokers online trading platform, earning transaction commissions, financing interest and other fees from retail investors trading equities and derivatives across US, Hong Kong and mainland China related markets, as shown in its annual filings with the US Securities and Exchange Commission SEC 20-F filing for UP Fintech.
The company also generates revenue from margin lending, securities lending and payment for order flow arrangements, positioning itself as a low-cost, tech-driven brokerage platform for younger, digitally native investors who trade cross-border stocks through its Tiger mobile app and desktop interfaces.
Where the stock trades today
UP Fintech Holding Inc. ADRs trade on Nasdaq in US dollars, with the latest available closing price data for the TIGR ticker around the single-digit dollar range on recent trading days, reflecting the current market view on Chinese online brokers listed in the US.
UP Fintech Holding at a glance
- Company: UP Fintech Holding Inc.
- ISIN: US90353W1018
- WKN: A2P7U5
- Ticker: TIGR
- Trading venue: Nasdaq (ADR)
- Price (as of 2026-06-25, 20:53): single-digit dollar range USD
- Market cap: around several hundred million USD (as of recent trading days)
- Sector / industry: Financials - Online brokerage / fintech
- Index membership: not a member of major US benchmarks like S&P 500 or Nasdaq-100
- Next earnings date: not officially scheduled
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