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Visa (NYSE:V) is scheduled to announce its Q3 FY'25 earnings on July 29 (September fiscal year). According to consensus estimates, revenues are anticipated to increase by approximately 10% year-over-year to $9.82 billion, while adjusted earnings are predicted to be around $2.83 per share, reflecting a rise of about 17% compared to last year.

The fintech industry is poised to disrupt traditional finance. BGC Group, Visa and Upstart are leading fintech innovation in lending, trading and payments.

Stablecoin adoption threatens Visa's (V -2.23%) lucrative share of the payment processing market.

In 2018, Apple became the first publicly traded company to have a $1 trillion market cap. Since then, several more have joined it at that level and some of them have even exceeded the $2 trillion mark.

We all know about the "Magnificent Seven" stocks. These companies have generated huge gains for shareholders and now combine to have a market cap of around $15 trillion.

Chances are, that in your wallet, you have a credit or debit card that sports the Visa (V -2.32%) name and logo on it. That's how ubiquitous this leading payments processing business has become.

The latest trading day saw Visa (V) settling at $347.93, representing a -2.23% change from its previous close.

Visa, Disney, Microsoft, Coca-Cola, and IBM show strong earnings momentum heading into the second half of 2025.

Apple, Visa and Mastercard reportedly won a legal victory in an antitrust lawsuit. The tech giant and the two payment firms convinced a federal judge to dismiss the lawsuit accusing them of colluding to stifle competition, Reuters reported Thursday (July 10).

V adapts to a wallet-first, crypto-curious world with token tech and fintech alliances to stay ahead.