UP Fintech Holding,the parent company of Tiger Brokers, reported record revenue in the secondquarter of 2026 as its retail client base, assets and trading activityincreased across several markets.Revenue reached $182.3million in the quarter ended 30 June, up 31.4% year-on-year and 17.7% from theprevious quarter. Non-GAAP net income attributable to shareholders came in at$42.8 million.The results follow a difficult firstquarter, when UPFintech reported a $26.9 million loss after Chinese regulators imposedabout $59.7 million in fines and confiscated gains related to unlicensedcross-border brokerage activities. Revenue still increased 26.3% year-on-yearto $154.9 million during that quarter.Singapore Trading Activity Surges atTigerThe company added32,600 funded clients during the second quarter, bringing the total to 1.3million. Net asset inflows from global retail clients exceeded $1.5 billion,while total client assets increased 16.7% year-on-year to $60.7 billion.Trading activity alsoincreased in several of Tiger Brokers' key retail markets. In Singapore, totaltrading volume rose 92% year-on-year and total orders increased 46%. Activetrading accounts grew for the tenth consecutive quarter.US stock tradingvolume in Singapore increased 114% quarter-on-quarter, while the number of USoptions trading accounts rose 69% from a year earlier.Tiger Brokers Expands Products, IPOActivity SurgesIn Hong Kong, activetrading accounts increased 132% year-on-year and total orders rose 70.9%. USoptions trading volume increased 231%, while US and Hong Kong cash equitytrading volumes rose 192% and 197%, respectively.The broker alsoreported growth in its cryptocurrency business in Hong Kong. Crypto assetsunder custody increased 84.8% year-on-year, while trading volume rose 154.8%.Tiger Brokers expandedits retail product offering during the quarter. It extended global ETF coverageto Singapore, Australia and New Zealand. Singapore users also gained access tofractional trading in locally listed securities and one-step linking for CDP,SRS and CPF accounts.The companyadditionally launched a new futures channel across its licensed markets.TigerAI expanded its analysis to commodity, equity index and foreign exchangefutures.Meanwhile, Hong Kong IPO subscriptionsthrough the platform reached HK$968.8 billion ($124 billion), up 577%year-on-year and 78% quarter-on-quarter.This article was written by Tareq Sikder at www.financemagnates.com.