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PagBank Reports Impressive Growth in 2Q26

PagBank, one of Brazil's leading digital banks, has announced significant financial results for the second quarter of 2026 (2Q26), including a recurring net income of R$ 576 million. This achievement highlights the bank's robust business model and innovative strategies to serve Brazilian entrepreneurs amid a challenging economic landscape.

In this quarter, PagBank achieved net revenues of R$ 3.4 billion, continuing its path of sustainable growth. The bank's loan portfolio experienced a remarkable 31% increase compared to the previous year, reaching R$ 5.1 billion. This growth is attributed primarily to the expansion of various financial products, particularly aimed at working capital, credit cards, and payroll loans.

Gustavo Sechin, the Chief Financial Officer of PagBank, emphasized that their disciplined approach to analytics and business conduct is reflected in the surge of their loan portfolio. The bank is committed to enhancing credit availability for customers with appropriate profiles, focusing on small and medium-sized enterprises. Importantly, PagBank maintains a high quality in its loan portfolio, underpinned by a value-oriented operational strategy for both customers and shareholders.

Despite the pressures of a high-interest-rate environment, PagBank has seen an increase in customer engagement, evidenced by rising transaction activity. In the latest quarter, the digital bank catered to 34.1 million customers, holding R$ 43 billion in deposits and recording R$ 97 billion in cash inflow. These figures underscore the growing trust and use of PagBank's platform.

The acquiring operation for PagBank achieved a total processing volume (TPV) of R$ 133.4 billion, marking a 3% increase from the previous year and a 4% rise from the prior quarter. Such growth positions PagBank effectively within Brazil's competitive financial landscape.

Investments in technological advancements are also a priority for PagBank, as demonstrated by an allocation of R$ 1.1 billion in the first half of 2026 toward technology infrastructure, product development, and security measures. These investments are crucial in driving the ongoing evolution of PagBank's services, reinforcing its commitment to innovation and customer satisfaction.

Looking ahead, PagBank has ambitious plans to sustain its growth trajectory and financial ecosystem expansion. This includes the rollout of new solutions tailored to empower clients in areas such as financial protection, wealth planning, and enhanced customer benefits. Among the promising initiatives are:

• - PagBank Private Pension: A service designed to assist customers with their long-term financial planning.
• - PagBank Premiado: An insurance product that merges coverage for unexpected events with monthly prizes.
• - Cashback on International Purchases: A 100% cashback incentive for IOF on international transactions made via the PagBank credit card.

The acquiring sector remains a fundamental component of PagBank’s strategy, aimed at strengthening the payments platform and refining the point-of-sale experiences for merchants. The bank is devoted to enhancing its value proposition, ensuring simpler and more efficient financial management for Brazilian entrepreneurs.

Carlos Mauad, CEO of PagBank, emphasized their dedication to understanding the challenges faced by local entrepreneurs. "Our solutions are designed to simplify and enhance their operational routines, facilitating business growth, and ensuring access to quality financial services," he stated, reinforcing their customer-centric approach.

For those interested in PagBank's detailed financial reports for 2Q26 and further information regarding its strategic initiatives, the full financial statements are available.

In conclusion, PagBank's remarkable performance in Q2 reflects both resilience and a forward-looking strategy aimed at catering to the needs of Brazilian entrepreneurs, thereby consolidating its position as a front-runner in the digital banking sector.