Bakkt CEO Sets $6 Billion First-Half Transaction Goal for 2027
The six-month objective is twice Bakkt’s goal for all of 2026. The company processed $410 million in the first half of 2026.

Bakkt CEO Akshay Naheta is aiming to move roughly $6 billion through the company’s platforms in the first half of 2027, a six-month goal twice Bakkt’s roughly $3 billion target for all of 2026.
Bakkt processed $410 million in the first half of 2026. It would need about $2.59 billion in second-half volume to meet its annual target. The company’s 2026 total transacting volume goal measures the value of transactions processed through its platforms.
That volume is an operating measure, not revenue or profit. Bakkt provides digital asset trading, custody and payment services. For payment activity, it earns fees and spreads rather than the full amount transferred, so the $6 billion objective does not represent the company’s expected revenue.