VISA INC.

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Identification

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Ticker
V
CIK0001403161
SIC7389
SectorServices
Industry CategoryBusiness Services
Industry GroupServices – Misc. Business Services

Contact

AddressP.O. BOX 8999, SAN FRANCISCO, CA, 94128-8999
Website usa.visa.com
Phone650-432-3200
CEOAlfred F. Kelly
Employees26,500

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Standardized Financials

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Income Statement
Revenue$44.49 billion
Pre-Tax Income$26.96 billion
Net Income$22.59 billion
Net Income to Common$22.59 billion
EPS$11.75
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Balance Sheet
Cash$12.36 billion
Assets$94.59 billion
Liabilities$59.41 billion
Common Equity$34.66 billion
Liabilities & Equity$94.59 billion
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Cash Flow Statement
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NOPAT$22.63 billion
EBITDA$46.52 billion
Price to Earnings$29.26
Price to Book$19.07
ROE61.19%
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Latest News

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The Merchant Onboarding Gap: When Three Identity Standards Compete, the Merchant Pays the Integration Cost

Ant International, Visa, and Mastercard introduced the agentic commerce framework with a specific pitch: register an agent once, and it can transact everywhere. The idea was a single agent identity layer that would let autonomous software operate across merchants without repeated verification. The framework’s merchant-side story has a hole in it. The framework addresses who […]

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Is Visa Stock Expensive, Or Just Waiting On Its Margin?

Visa (V) trades at about $367 a share. On the last twelve months of adjusted earnings, meaning normalized net income with stock-based compensation added back, that is about 28.6 times earnings. Nobody buys a payments network expecting a bargain. The question is whether the trailing multiple tells you what you are actually paying.

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Mastercard's AI Checkout Pact Targets the Internet's Next Fraud Problem

Autonomous purchasing needs shared identity standards before payment networks can safely scale it across merchants.

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AI Agents Are About to Start Spending Your Money. 5 Stocks Sitting in the Line of Fire.

AI agents can already pick your next purchase, but they still can't pull the trigger without your permission. Five companies are quietly building the infrastructure that changes that, and they are not all the obvious names.

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KYA Solves Agent Identity. It Doesn’t Solve Consumer Trust.

The Know Your Agent framework announced by Ant International, Visa, and Mastercard on September 10, 2026, addressed the identity layer of autonomous commerce. It did not address the trust layer. For the three payment networks and every merchant hoping to participate in the projected $3-5 trillion agentic commerce market, the distinction matters more than the […]

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