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Inter & Co, Inc. INTR

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You're paying 1.1x book and 7.7x trailing earnings for a 45-million-client Brazilian digital bank compounding net revenue 32% a year with ROE that just printed 16.3%, a record, while the stock sits 51% below its 52-week high.

The setup turns on whether the private-payroll credit wobble, NPL 90+ up from 4.4% to 5.1% in one quarter, is a new book seasoning or the front edge of a Brazilian credit cycle.

Key data

Sector / listingDigital banking, Brazil (Nasdaq Class A)
Price$5.12 (52w range $5.04 to $10.36)
Market cap$2.3B
Total assets (Q2 2026)R$102.8B
TTM net incomeR$1.5B (through Q2 2026)
TTM EPSR$3.49 (through Q2 2026)
ROE (Q2 2026)16.3%
P/B (TTM)1.1x
P/E (TTM)7.7x
Active client base45.3M

INTR · price with moving averages

Daily · 6MWeekly · 3Y
$3$4$6$8$10 Sep '23Apr '24Nov '24Jun '25Jan '26Aug '26 BID
EMAs82140

Source: market data.

The business

Inter & Co is the Belo Horizonte super-app bank: a full digital banking license wrapped in checking, credit cards, payroll and real-estate secured lending, an investment platform, insurance, and a shopping mall, sold to 45.3M clients with a 58.3% activation rate, adding 3.7M actives over the last twelve months. The engine is the credit book funded by cheap transactional deposits; net interest income plus underwriting drove most of the 32% net revenue growth in Q2 2026, and the loan mix has been deliberately rotated toward collateralized products, with the new private-payroll loan line as the growth vehicle of the moment. The moat, named and left for deeper work, is the deposit franchise: a mass-market client base that keeps funding costs among the lowest in Brazilian banking.

What the financials don't show is regime and vintage. Brazil is running double-digit policy rates, which suppresses every Brazilian financial's multiple while fattening deposit spreads, and the private-payroll product Inter leaned into is young; its first vintages are seasoning right now, which is exactly where the Q2 credit noise came from. Management's stated North Star, the 60/30/30 plan, targets 60M clients, a 30% efficiency ratio, and 30% ROE by 2027, per the company's investor materials; the last two quarters moved every metric toward it except credit.

Inside the complete Back of Napkin

  1. 01The business
  2. 02The numbers
  3. 03Management
  4. 04The linchpins
  5. 05Closing
  6. 06Methodology

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