NYSE:V 3 February 2026 - 14 February 2026

Visa shares fell 3.1% in Friday trading and were last unchanged after hours at $314.08, after touching a session low of $312.85. The payments company said in an SEC filing its board has authorized a successive exchange offer for its Class B stock once litigation-linked conditions are met, including a 50% reduction in estimated interchange reimbursement fees at issue in unresolved U.S. cases; it put those fees at about $39.4 billion as of Oct. 1, 2025, down from $49.6 billion as of Oct. 1, 2023, and said a further drop could come within weeks as claims in a 7-Eleven case are dismissed.

Visa Inc slipped roughly 0.5% to $327.68 late Thursday morning, trading below Wednesday’s $329.24 close. Shares moved between $327.32 and $332.04 after the open.

Visa Inc climbed roughly 1% to $329.41 in late-morning trading Tuesday, bouncing back as payments stocks attracted buyers. Shares had dropped 1.81% the previous day, and remain about 13% off their 52-week high from June.

Visa Inc is set to resume trading Monday, after capping Friday’s session up 0.74% to close at $331.58. Volume hit roughly 7.8 million shares. On the day, the stock traded between $327.10 and $335.13.

Visa Inc. closed out Friday at $331.58, gaining 0.74% for the session. Shares, though, are still sitting a fair distance from their 52-week peak of $375.51.

Visa Inc finished Friday at $331.58, gaining 0.74%. In after-hours moves, the stock barely budged. Shares changed hands between $327.10 and $335.13, with volume landing near 7.8 million.

Visa Inc shares slipped $1.10, roughly 0.3%, closing at $328.03 on Friday. The stock fluctuated between $327.15 and $335.00 during the session. Mastercard dropped around 2%, while American Express climbed 1.6%, and PayPal nudged up 0.3%.

Shares of Visa dipped 0.3% to $329.13 in Thursday’s after-hours session following the rollout of its new U.S. small-business platform, Visa & Main. The stock fluctuated between $328.22 and $337.28 during regular trading, with roughly 8.3 million shares exchanged.

Shares of Visa Inc rose 0.8% to $332.53 on Thursday, outperforming a weaker U.S. market, after the payments processor rolled out a new small-business initiative and detailed a $3 billion bond sale.

Visa Inc shares ticked up roughly 0.3% in after-hours trading Wednesday, hovering close to $330 following a regular session that saw the stock climb from $324.50 to $331.28. The latest price stood at $329.95.

Visa Inc shares held steady Wednesday, hovering around $328.85, as the payments giant announced a senior notes offering and secured a top-tier debt rating ahead of the transaction.

Visa shares dipped 1.47% to close at $328.93 on Tuesday, holding steady in after-hours trading. Investors balanced the news of a fresh cross-border money-movement deal in China against a generally weak market backdrop.

Visa shares climbed $1.12, or 0.3%, to $334.96 by midday Tuesday after the payments giant announced a deal with UnionPay International to boost cross-border payouts into mainland China. The partnership aims to enable clients to send remittances and business-to-consumer payments to over 95% of UnionPay International debit cardholders in the Chinese mainland. Visa expects the rollout to begin in the first half of 2026. “Global business now moves at internet speed, but money hasn’t always kept pace,” said Visa Direct head Vira Platonova.

Visa stock price climbed on Monday, with shares last up 3.8% at $333.84 in late trading, as the payments giant regained ground after a choppy stretch for U.S. financials.