Checkout Payments Group Ltd

As filed: CHECKOUT PAYMENTS GROUP LTD · and 1 other spelling across funds

Median fund mark, 2026-Q2
$88.50
per share
No quarter-over-quarter change is shown: first quarter in our data.
3 funds from 3 unrelated asset managers, holding $66.7M between them. Range $88.50 to $105.22.
The 3 funds sit within 19% of each other, which is normal for a level-3 holding.

Every mark, and where it comes from

Each row is one fund's own reported figure for 2026-Q2. "Per share" is the reported dollar value divided by the reported share count — nothing else has been done to it. The filing link opens the document the two numbers came from.

FundInstrumentSharesValuePer share% of fundAs ofFiling
EUPAC Fund
CHECKOUT PAYMENTS GROUP LTD CL B PP (DRS) (NOT LISTED OR TRADING)479,280$42.4M$88.500.03%2026-06-300001193125-26-371326
American Funds Fundamental Investors
CHECKOUT PAYMENTS GROUP LTD CL B PP (DRS) (NOT LISTED OR TRADING)159,760$14.1M$88.500.01%2026-06-300001193125-26-371278
Franklin Growth Fund
Franklin Custodian Funds
Checkout Payments Group Ltd., Class B96,603$10.2M$105.220.06%2026-06-300002071691-26-021015

These funds hold 2 different instruments in Checkout Payments Group Ltd. Different preferred series carry genuinely different rights and prices, so part of the spread above is not disagreement about the company — it is the difference between the securities. Compare rows with the same instrument before drawing a conclusion.

Can you actually own any of this?

No public company discloses a stake in Checkout Payments Group Ltd, and no fund we can price holds it. For an investor without accredited status there is no position to take here at all — the marks above are information, not an opportunity. That is a more useful conclusion than it looks: it is the gap that products promising retail "pre-IPO access" are sold into. See which companies do have routes.

How accurate have marks like these been?

Checkout Payments Group Ltd is still private, so nothing here can be scored against a market price yet. What can be scored is the method: 6 companies we covered have since listed. On the 3 of those whose share count did not change on the way to market, the median fund mark came in -38.2% against the first closing price, with a worst absolute miss of 2250%. Marks are consistently conservative and occasionally very wrong. Every graded listing is published, including the ones that make the method look bad.

How to read this without being misled

This is not what a share of Checkout Payments Group Ltd trades at. Funds here hold preferred stock bought in a funding round, and they carry it at what their valuation committee believes it is worth — usually anchored near what they paid. Common stock sold by employees on a secondary market can trade well above or below it. The two numbers answer different questions.

A median is not a consensus. With 3 funds and a 19% spread, the median is a summary of a small sample, not a market price. The table above is the data; the median is a convenience.

Marks lag. The figures are as of 2026-06-30, filed weeks later. A round or a markdown after that date is not in here yet.

You probably cannot buy this. Shares in Checkout Payments Group Ltd are not available to an individual investor on any ordinary brokerage, and the funds above bought theirs in private rounds. A mark is information about what regulated investors think a stake is worth — not a route to owning one.

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