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Visa beat fiscal fourth-quarter earnings and revenue estimates and reported record annual revenue of $46 billion. Payments volume and cross-border activity grew, though shares declined in extended trading.

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00:02Visa reported fourth quarter fiscal 2026 earnings of $3.48 per share,
00:08beating Wall Street estimates of $3.484, according to Benzinga ProData.
00:12The payments giant reported revenue of $12.14 billion, beating estimates of $12.8 billion.
00:19Payments volume increased 9% year-over-year on a constant dollar basis for the three months
00:24ended September 30th, compared with 10% growth in the previous quarter.
00:28Cross-border volume rose 14% on a constant dollar basis,
00:33including transactions excluding those within Europe.
00:36Visa processed 74.2 billion transactions during the quarter, up 10% from the previous year.
00:43CEO Ryan McInerney said,
00:45The company achieved record annual net revenue of $46 billion,
00:49a 15% increase and its strongest growth in over 15 years,
00:53excluding the post-pandemic recovery and acquisitions.
00:56Shares fell 1.71% to $395 in Tuesday's extended trading,
01:02according to data from Benzinga Pro.
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