VISA Inc. (V)
Overview
VISA Inc. (V) is a services-business services, nec company that trades on the NYSE. It has a market value of about $707.14B and roughly 34,100 employees. The stock last closed at $375.07, +0.05% on the day, within a 52-week range of $293.89 to $385.57.
Where V sits in its 52-week range
Context for how far the stock has moved over the past year — not a signal about where it goes next.
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Latest news moving V
- Visa (V) Exceeds Market Returns: Some Facts to ConsiderZacks Investment Research · 2026-09-02 read →
- Can Mastercard's VAS Business Sustain Its Double-Digit Growth?Zacks Investment Research · 2026-09-02 read →
- Visa Turns A2A Fraud Risk Into a New Growth OpportunityZacks Investment Research · 2026-09-02 read →
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What is VISA Inc.?
Visa is the largest payment processor in the world. In fiscal 2025, it processed almost $17 trillion in total volume. Visa operates in over 200 countries and processes transactions in over 160 currencies. Its systems are capable of processing over 65,000 transactions per second.
Company profile
Dividend
VISA Inc. pays a dividend quarterly. Its most recent was $0.67 per share (ex-date 2026-08-11). Recent payments:
- $0.67 per share · ex-date 2026-08-11
- $0.67 per share · ex-date 2026-05-12
- $0.67 per share · ex-date 2026-02-10
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V — frequently asked
What is the V stock price today?
VISA Inc. (V) last closed at $375.07, +0.05% on the day. Prices on this page are end-of-day and may be delayed.
What is VISA Inc.'s market cap?
About $707.14B, based on its share price and shares outstanding.
Does VISA Inc. pay a dividend?
Yes — VISA Inc. pays a dividend quarterly; its most recent was $0.67 per share.
What exchange is V listed on?
VISA Inc. trades on the NYSE.
What is V's 52-week range?
Over the past year, V has traded between $293.89 and $385.57.
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