U.S. payments infrastructure company Backed targets $6 billion in total transaction volume in six months, double its full-year target
Original headline決済インフラの米バックト、半年で取引総額60億ドル目標 通期目標の2倍
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Bakkt, the NYSE-listed payments infrastructure firm, set a transaction-volume target of roughly $6 billion for the first half of 2027—double its full-year goal—and will begin reporting monthly volume figures starting in December. The company is expanding into stablecoin payments and updated its risk disclosures in November. The aggressive target signals Bakkt's push to scale its crypto payments business beyond its legacy trading and custody operations. Investors should watch the monthly volume disclosures from December for early evidence of whether the ramp toward the $6 billion goal is on track.
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