Visa (V) Stock News

Visa (NYSE:V) has announced exclusive early access for its cardholders to apply for FIFA World Cup 26™ tickets through the first-ever Visa Presale Draw. From September 10-19, 2025, Visa credit, debit, and prepaid cardholders globally can enter a randomized selection process for ticket purchases before general sales begin.

Selected participants will receive notification by September 30 and get dedicated October time slots for purchasing tickets. The FIFA World Cup 26™ will be a historic tournament spanning three countries (Canada, Mexico, and United States), featuring 48 teams and 104 matches over 39 days across 16 host cities.

Visa also plans to support local businesses in host cities to maximize economic opportunities from tournament tourism.

Visa (NYSE: V) has announced a significant enhancement to its Fleet card capabilities by integrating Google Pay tokenization and push-to-wallet functionality. This development follows their previous Apple Pay support and addresses a crucial challenge in fleet payments where data tags were previously limited to physical card chips.

The innovation enables fleet data tags to be dynamically configured during tokenization, allowing for seamless transmission of payment data at point of sale. With fleet representing a $1.4T global spend opportunity, this digital solution reduces provisioning time from 7-14 days to just hours and reaches approximately 92% of smartphones globally through Apple Pay and Google Pay compatibility.

Visa (NYSE:V) reported strong fiscal Q3 2025 results with net revenue reaching $10.2 billion, up 14% year-over-year. The company posted GAAP net income of $5.3 billion (up 8%) and non-GAAP net income of $5.8 billion (up 19%).

Key performance metrics showed robust growth with total processed transactions increasing 10% to 65.4 billion. Payments volume grew 8%, while cross-border volume expanded 12%. However, operating expenses rose 35% to $4.0 billion, primarily due to a $615 million litigation provision.

The company maintained strong shareholder returns, repurchasing 14 million shares for $4.8 billion and declaring a quarterly dividend of $0.590 per share. Additionally, Visa issued €3.5 billion in fixed-rate senior notes in May 2025.

Visa (NYSE:V) and ICBA Payments have renewed their four-decade partnership to enhance payment solutions for community banks. ICBA Payments, a principal member for credit and debit programs, will continue offering Visa's contactless-enabled cards, tokenization for digital wallets, and network access, along with comprehensive program support.

The partnership will expand to include Visa Direct, enabling real-time money movement for community banks. ICBA Payments, ranking as the 10th largest debit card issuer and 29th largest credit card issuer in the U.S., represents over $43 billion in credit and debit sales, $913.4 million in outstandings, and 10 million cards issued.

Highnote has announced the launch of Instant Payments, a new capability enabling near real-time payouts from Highnote-issued cards to external debit and prepaid cards in the U.S. The solution is powered by Mastercard Move and Visa Direct (V).

This integrated solution supports various use cases including gig worker payouts, employee tips, insurance reimbursements, merchant settlements, and refunds. Unlike standalone solutions, Instant Payments is part of Highnote's unified platform that combines issuing, acquiring, credit, and a built-in general ledger, allowing businesses to manage the complete payment lifecycle through a single integration.

The launch represents the first step in Highnote's broader initiative to unify outbound money movement, with future support planned for ACH, wires, RTP, FedNow, wallet-based transfers, and stablecoin funding.

Visa (NYSE: V) has scheduled its fiscal third quarter 2025 financial results announcement for Tuesday, July 29, 2025, after market close. The company will post the results and accompanying financial information on their Investor Relations website following the SEC filing.

A live audio webcast will be hosted by Visa's executive management team at 2:00 p.m. Pacific Time (5:00 p.m. Eastern Time) to discuss the results. The webcast will be accessible at investor.visa.com, with a replay available for 30 days. The company is currently in its quiet period until the earnings release.

Visa's 2025 Digital Remittances Adoption Report reveals strong digital app preference in North America, with 69% of U.S. and 65% of Canadian respondents favoring digital methods for remittances. Traditional methods like cash and checks are declining, used by only 5-8% in the U.S. and 3-6% in Canada. The report highlights ease of use and security as key factors, with 38% of U.S. and 45% of Canadian users valuing convenience. Unexpected needs are the primary reason for remittances (36% U.S., 32% Canada). Key pain points include high fees, cited by 27% of U.S. and 30% of Canadian respondents, while hidden fees in traditional methods affect 35% U.S. and 28% Canadian users. Visa is exploring stablecoin solutions to enhance cost-efficiency and expand financial access for the billion people globally involved in remittances.

Anomali has appointed George Moser as Chief Growth Officer, bringing over 20 years of experience in security and IT transformations from major financial institutions. Moser, former CISO at S&P Global and Head of Global Operations at Visa, will report directly to CEO Ahmed Rubaie. In his new role, Moser will serve as Anomali's ambassador to customers and partners, providing strategic advice on operations modernization. His track record includes elevating security teams to C-suite level and implementing transformations that increased EPS while reducing risk. Moser praised Anomali's cloud-native operations platform, highlighting its ability to increase visibility by 20x and reduce critical incidents by 90% compared to traditional enterprise SIEMs.

Marqeta (NASDAQ: MQ) has announced a significant expansion of its partnership with Klarna to power a new debit card in the U.S. The card, leveraging Visa Flexible Credential (VFC) technology, will allow users to choose between immediate payment or pay-later options on a single card. Marqeta, which became the first U.S. issuer processor certified for VFC in July 2024, has been supporting Klarna's virtual cards since 2018 and currently operates in six countries with the company. The new Klarna Card is currently in trial phase in the U.S., with a broader rollout planned for later in 2025. This collaboration represents a strategic advancement in flexible payment solutions, building on Marqeta's established relationship with Klarna and showcasing the company's ability to enable innovative payment solutions at a global scale.