Pagaya Technologies Ltd.
Pagaya Technologies Ltd. is a financial technology company organized in Israel with its corporate headquarters in New York. It operates an AI-driven network that connects consumer finance partners, institutional investors, and financing vehicles to facilitate the origination, funding, and acquisition of consumer credit assets across multiple lending products.
Fiscal year 2025 · change from previous year
Development 2020–2025
Business
Share of revenueFees earned for AI integration and capital markets execution across the network.
Fees earned under contractual arrangements tied to network activity and services.
Income from cash, financing, and other interest-bearing assets.
Gains or losses from investments held by the company and related vehicles.
Revenue linked to single-family rental operations and Darwin platform activity.
Products
Reported · share of revenue- Network AI Fees89.7 %
- Financial Service10.3 %
Source: 10-K/A FY2025, revenue the company reports per product line (SEC XBRL). Shares are of the lines shown and add up to 100 %.
Customers
Pagaya serves consumer finance partners such as fintech lenders, banks, and other financial institutions that use its network to approve more applications and originate assets. It also serves institutional and sophisticated investors that acquire exposure to those assets through financing vehicles and securitization structures. In single-family rental, the platform also supports property-related service activity tied to the Darwin platform.
Banks, fintech lenders, and other originators use Pagaya's network and AI tools to underwrite and place more consumer credit assets.
Investors acquire exposure to consumer credit assets originated through the network and packaged through financing vehicles.
Funds and securitization vehicles managed, advised, sponsored, or administered by Pagaya acquire assets from partners.
Users of the Darwin platform engage in property onboarding and related SFR services.
Strategy
Pagaya's strategy is to deepen its AI and data network across consumer finance partners and expand the range of asset classes it supports. It also emphasizes capital and risk management through financing vehicles and risk retention structures so that partners can originate more assets while investors gain access to those assets.
Broader product coverage increases network volume and makes the platform more useful to partners.
Better models improve approval quality, partner outcomes, and investor confidence.
The business depends on financing vehicles and retained risk to support originations and asset acquisition.
Low-friction integration supports faster adoption and repeat usage by lenders.
Geography
Pagaya is headquartered in New York and maintains an office in Tel Aviv, reflecting its U.S.-Israel operating footprint. The company states that the U.S. is where it conducts its business, generates the majority of its revenue, and where all of its partners and SFR partners are domiciled. Its business is therefore concentrated in the U.S. consumer finance market, with technology and support functions also anchored in Israel.
Risks
Pagaya's business depends on the performance of its AI models, the credit quality of originated assets, and continued access to financing structures that support asset acquisition and risk retention. It also faces regulatory, competitive, and execution risks as it expands into new products and markets, where underwriting behavior and compliance requirements may differ from its core business.
- Model performance riskImpact: HighLikelihood: Medium
The platform relies on AI and data science to underwrite and route assets; weaker model performance can reduce approvals and investor confidence.
Exposure - Expansion into new products and marketsImpact: HighLikelihood: Medium
New initiatives involve different borrower behavior, regulatory requirements, and operating experience.
Exposure: Point-of-sale loans and new consumer finance products
- Credit and asset performance riskImpact: HighLikelihood: Medium
The company retains or finances exposure to consumer credit assets and may be affected by delinquencies, defaults, and prepayments.
Exposure: Loans and securitization vehicles
- Regulatory and compliance riskImpact: MediumLikelihood: Medium
Securitization, risk retention, and consumer lending activities are subject to changing rules and oversight.
Exposure: U.S. consumer finance and securitization
- Competitive pressureImpact: MediumLikelihood: Medium
The company operates in a highly competitive financial technology and lending market.
Exposure: Partner acquisition and pricing
Accounting
Judgemental itemsValuation uses discounted cash flow models with judgmental inputs such as discount rates, credit losses, and prepayments.
Impact: Can materially affect investment values and earnings
The company administers sponsored securitization vehicles and must assess whether they are consolidated.
Impact: Affects reported assets, liabilities, revenue, and noncontrolling interests
The company retains at least 5% of credit risk in sponsored securitization vehicles.
Impact: Influences asset balances, cash usage, and exposure to credit losses
Investment impairments, warrant liabilities, and contingent liabilities can move earnings sharply.
Impact: Creates non-operating volatility in reported profit
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Last updated: 24/09/2026