Stytch
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Sign upStytch was acquired on December 9, 2025. Since Stytch is no longer an independent private company, it's not possible to trade its stock on Hiive.
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Developer of an authentication software designed to give a user infrastructure for modern applications.
Date
November 2021 (Series B)
Capital Raised
$90m of $126m total
Industries
Business Intelligence
Information Technology
Analytics
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Sign upStytch was acquired on December 9, 2025. Since Stytch is no longer an independent private company, it's not possible to trade its stock on Hiive.
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Stytch is no longer an independent private company since it was acquired on December 9, 2025. As a result, its stock is no longer tradable on pre-IPO marketplaces like Hiive.
Since Stytch was acquired on December 9, 2025, its shares are no longer available to purchase directly. You may be able to get exposure to Stytch by purchasing shares of the acquiring company if it is a public company, or if it is listed on pre-IPO marketplaces like Hiive.
Because Stytch was acquired on December 9, 2025, shareholders are likely not able to sell their shares as the company is no longer an independent entity. In most acquisitions, the shareholders' original private stock is either cashed out or converted into shares of the acquiring company.
Since Stytch was acquired on December 9, 2025, it no longer has an independent stock price. In an acquisition, shareholders are typically bought out for cash or shares in the acquiring company, as dictated by the merger agreement.
Stytch no longer has an effective valuation, since it was acquired on December 9, 2025 and is no longer valued independently in the market. The final acquisition price, which is often a premium over the last private valuation, becomes the new "valuation" used to compensate the old shareholders.
No. Stytch is no longer an independent private company since it was acquired on December 9, 2025, and its stock is no longer tradable on pre-IPO marketplaces like Hiive, or in the public markets.
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