Strong Revenue Growth
Total revenue of $44.2M in fiscal Q1 2026, up 19% year-over-year; updated FY2026 revenue guidance raised to $187M–$197M (from $185M–$195M). Q2 revenue guided to $50M–$55M.
Fraud & Identity Momentum
Fraud and identity revenue of $25.5M, up 30% year-over-year ($+5.9M). Fraud & identity annual guidance raised to $102M–$107M, reflecting continued transaction volume momentum and platform adoption.
SaaS Mix Expansion
SaaS revenue grew 21% year-over-year and represents 43% of last twelve months' revenue; fraud & identity SaaS grew 21% year-over-year, contributing materially to recurring revenue mix.
Check Verification Durability
Check verification remains a stable, cash-generative foundation: Q1 revenue $18.8M, up 6% year-over-year; last-twelve-month check revenue ~ $91M (stable YoY); annualized run rate ~1.2 billion mobile deposit transactions.
Check Fraud Defender Traction
Check Fraud Defender (CFD) annualized contract value ~ $17M, up 44% year-over-year; consortium data now covers >50% of U.S. checking accounts (production + pilots), generating billions of transactions annually and reinforcing network effects.
Improved Profitability and EPS
Adjusted EBITDA of $13.3M, up 69% year-over-year, with adjusted EBITDA margin of 30% (improvement of ~900 basis points YoY). Non-GAAP net income $12.4M and adjusted EPS $0.26, ~80% growth YoY.
Strong Free Cash Flow & Balance Sheet Actions
Q1 free cash flow $6.6M and LTM free cash flow $60.5M, representing 102% conversion of LTM adjusted EBITDA (vs 83% prior year). Ended quarter with $192M cash & investments, ~$159M total debt (net cash ~$33M). Retired $155M convertible senior notes, drew $50M term loan, extended debt maturity to 2030.
Capital Return and Capital Allocation
Authorized a new $50M share repurchase program after repurchasing ~$17M under prior authorization; reiterated disciplined capital allocation prioritizing high-ROI investments, balance sheet resilience, and shareholder returns.
Operating Leverage and Expense Discipline
Total non-GAAP operating expense improved 3% YoY and fell to ~52% of revenue (improvement of ~1,200 basis points). Sales & marketing, R&D, and G&A each improved as a percent of revenue (S&M down to 18%, R&D 17%, G&A 17%), reflecting better operating leverage and increased capitalization of development.