Visa
Visa runs a global payments network that processes card and digital payments between banks, merchants and consumers, earning fees on volume, transactions and cross-border spending, plus services such as risk and advisory.
It pays its partners billions to keep volume flowing.
Client incentives paid to banks and merchants are deducted from Visa's gross revenue.
How big is Visa?
Visa gets paid when money moves across its network.
- Data processing revenue$20.0B
- Service revenue$17.5B
- International transaction revenue$14.2B
- Other revenue$4.1B
Visa connects the payment.
- 1Authorise, clear, settle
- 2Volume, transactions, currency
- 3Value-added services
Runs the rails between banks and merchants and earns fees as payment volume and transactions flow across the network. It does not lend or hold consumer balances itself.
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CEO: Ryan McInerney
- 1958Visa's early days
- 2007Visa Inc. is formed
- 2008Initial public offering
- 2021Acquires Currencycloud
- 2022Acquires Tink
Every number on this page comes from Visa's own reports.
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