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To own Marqeta, you need to believe its card issuing platform can scale efficiently as digital payment volumes grow, while customer concentration and competition remain manageable. The Q3 beat on revenue and EBITDA reinforces the near term catalyst of profit improvement from higher transaction volumes, but it does not meaningfully change the key risk that a major client could still reduce or shift its business.
The Klarna Card expansion into 15 new European markets, supported by Visa’s Flexible Credential technology, is particularly relevant here, as it highlights how new and existing partners can drive additional total payment volume on Marqeta’s rails. If these newer relationships deepen and diversify revenue, they could gradually offset reliance on legacy anchor customers and influence how investors weigh the recent Q3 upside.
Yet, while recent results look encouraging, investors should be aware that customer concentration risk remains...
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Marqeta's narrative projects $900.6 million revenue and $47.9 million earnings by 2028.
Uncover how Marqeta's forecasts yield a $6.18 fair value, a 31% upside to its current price.
Six fair value estimates from the Simply Wall St Community span US$3.70 to US$8.00, showing how differently investors can view Marqeta’s potential. When you set that against Marqeta’s reliance on a few key customers, it underlines why you might want to compare several viewpoints before deciding how much of its recent progress feels sustainable.
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