Visa’s fiscal first quarter results pointed to continued growth in consumer spending — particularly on travel — though growth rates are slowing. Management, however, noted that growth rates in new payments flows and value-added services are outpacing the transaction growth seen in credit and debit...
Visa posted results after the markets closed Tuesday (Oct. 24) that showed a continued enthusiasm for Tap to Pay transactions in in-store settings across the globe. Earnings materials revealed that global payments volume grew 9%, while U.S. payments volume grew 6%. International payments volume grew...
