• Director Fanlo Saturnino Sixto sold 13,451 shares amid ongoing investigations into a proposed sale involving Green Dot, Smith Ventures, and CommerceOne Financial Corporation.
• The proposed sale has raised concerns about its fairness, with discrepancies in the deal's valuation leading to investigations by law firms.
• Green Dot's financial metrics indicate challenges, including a negative P/E ratio and potential liquidity issues.

Green Dot Corporation (NYSE:GDOT) is a financial technology company that provides a range of banking and payment solutions. It operates in the fintech sector, offering products like prepaid debit cards and mobile banking services. Green Dot faces competition from other fintech companies and traditional banks. Recently, the company has been involved in significant transactions and investigations.

On November 28, 2025, Fanlo Saturnino Sixto, a director at Green Dot, sold 13,451 shares of Class A Common Stock at $12.61 each. This sale leaves him with 92,737 shares. This transaction comes amid ongoing investigations into a proposed sale involving Green Dot, Smith Ventures, and CommerceOne Financial Corporation. Shareholders are set to receive $8.11 per share in cash and 0.2215 shares of a new bank holding company.

The proposed sale has raised concerns about its fairness. Green Dot's CFO estimated the deal's value at $14.23 per share, but SeekingAlpha's Mike Arnold projected the stock could reach $30.00 per share. This discrepancy has led to investigations by Wohl & Fruchter LLP and Kahn Swick & Foti, LLC, focusing on the adequacy of the price and process involved in the sale.

The Ademi Firm is also investigating potential breaches of fiduciary duty related to the transaction. The deal includes substantial benefits for Green Dot insiders and a penalty for accepting competing bids, which may limit alternative transactions. These investigations aim to ensure that Green Dot's board fulfills its fiduciary duties to shareholders.

Green Dot's financial metrics reveal challenges. The company has a negative P/E ratio of -14.84, indicating negative earnings. Its price-to-sales ratio is 0.35, and the enterprise value to sales ratio is -0.43, reflecting market undervaluation. The low debt-to-equity ratio of 0.073 suggests conservative debt use, but a current ratio of 0.54 indicates potential liquidity issues.