OppFi’s 1Q26 results were steady, but the bigger development was its shift toward a bank-enabled, deposit-funded model through the pending BNCC acquisition. Revenue and receivables grew despite lower originations, as tighter credit, inflation, weaker sentiment, and higher average tax refunds temporarily reduced loan demand. Higher charge-offs pressured adjusted earnings, but expense discipline held as management invested across LOLA, Model 7, LOC, SMB lending, and BNC integration. In our view, OppFi is prioritizing credit discipline and long-term platform expansion over near-term volume growth.