Visa and PayPal are tech powerhouses that own sizable positions in the growing global payments space. Here's how they stack up. Despite their age difference, both Visa and PayPal are tech powerhouses ...

The global payments landscape continues to evolve as digital payments become more mainstream, regulatory scrutiny intensifies and platforms compete for dominance in terms of scale, security and ...

In the rapidly evolving world of digital payments, two companies continue to lead the charge: Visa Inc. V and PayPal Holdings, Inc. PYPL. Both have played pivotal roles in transforming the global ...

The world is moving toward a cashless future, and Apple Inc. AAPL is at the forefront of this transformation. With Apple Pay and Apple Card becoming integral parts of its ecosystem, digital ...

After having an ambivalent relationship over the past several years, PayPal (NASDAQ: PYPL) and Visa (NYSE: V) have recently signed a new strategic agreement for increased mutual collaboration. The ...

The agreement last month between PayPal and Visa is disappointing many of PayPal’s investors, the Wall Street Journal reports. Many investors say that the move is a sign that the e-commerce payments ...

PayPal PYPL-0.06%decrease; red down pointing triangle has buried the hatchet with Visa V-0.28%decrease; red down pointing triangle, but the peace has come at a great cost. The two companies have ...

Visa (V +1.16%) and PayPal (PYPL +0.89%) recently released their fourth-quarter earnings. On this week's Industry Focus: Financials, host Jason Moser and Fool.com contributor Matt Frankel, CFP, ...

Adding your Visa gift card on PayPal allows you to use the gift card balance for purchasing or transferring to someone else. You are not restricted to only using it to purchase. Whatever company ...

Credit card giant Visa (NYSE: V) is no longer a simple payments network. It has emerged as a huge influence in financial technology, or fintech. Fintech itself has emerged as an important trend in ...

Digital payments is a hot industry. Even as e-commerce, which requires digital payments, is decelerating as a portion of total retail sales, consumers continue to use digital means at physical stores ...