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Recent press releases and 8-K filings for V.
- Visa has completed its acquisition of Argentina’s Prisma Medios de Pago and Newpay, enhancing its local processing and real-time payments capabilities.
- The transaction integrates Prisma’s card issuer processing and Newpay’s Banelco ATM and PagoMisCuentas platforms into Visa’s global network.
- Visa will focus on platform integration to deploy technologies like tokenization, biometric authentication and intelligent risk tools across Argentina.
- The deal remains subject to approval by the Argentine competition authority.
- Revenue of $770 million in Q4 (+77% YoY), led by $733 million in reserve income; net income $133 million; adjusted EBITDA $167 million (+412%).
- Fiscal 2025 revenue of $2.7 billion with a $70 million net loss mainly due to $424 million IPO-related stock compensation.
- USDC circulation reached $75.3 billion (+72% YoY) and Q4 on-chain USDC volume hit $11.9 trillion (+247%), with rising wallet counts and transaction activity.
- Expanded infrastructure: Arc testnet with 100+ institutional participants, ~2.3 million daily transactions, on track for mainnet; Circle Payments Network onboarding 55 banks with 74 under review.
- Partnerships with Visa, Intuit and Polymarket; preliminary OCC approval toward a national trust bank; guidance targeting ~40% USDC CAGR.
- Mexico’s National Antitrust Commission rejected Visa’s proposal to acquire a 51% stake in payment processor Prosa, finding the remedies insufficient to mitigate risks of market concentration and consumer harm.
- Regulators noted the deal would leave Visa controlling two of three card issuers and two of four clearinghouses in Mexico, and grant access to detailed competitor card-payment data.
- The transaction, first announced in December 2023, faced scrutiny amid prior warnings about ineffective competition in Mexico’s payments market.
- Visa processed nearly $17 trillion in volume in fiscal 2025, operates in over 200 countries, and its systems handle more than 65,000 transactions per second, highlighting its global dominance.
- Visa agreed to acquire Argentine payments platforms Prisma and Newpay from private equity firm Advent International; financial terms were not disclosed, and the deal is expected to close in Q1 2026.
- Prisma handles over six billion transactions annually for Argentina’s top banks and brings issuer-processing, real-time account-to-account payments, an ATM network, and bill-pay services into Visa’s operations.
- Advent will retain Payway as a standalone merchant-acquiring business focused on instant payments, fraud security, and embedded financial services, with Martin Kaplan remaining CEO.
- Visa CEO Ryan McInerney called the acquisition “an important step for Visa in Argentina,” noting double-digit growth in contactless face-to-face transactions in the most recent quarter.
- Visa (NYSE: V) has entered a definitive agreement to acquire Argentine payments platforms Prisma and Newpay from Advent International.
- Prisma processes over 6 billion transactions annually, while Newpay manages approximately 300 million peer-to-peer transfers per month and operates over 7,000 ATMs.
- Advent will retain Payway, the leading merchant acquiring business in Argentina, as a standalone platform.
- The transaction, aimed at enhancing Visa’s local payments infrastructure, is expected to close in Q1 2026, subject to customary closing conditions.
- Highnote was named to the Forbes Fintech 50 for the second consecutive year, highlighting its influence in embedded finance.
- Completed a $100 million Series B round in January 2025 and extended it by $25 million, supporting platform growth.
- Expanded into U.S. merchant acquiring and launched Instant Payments via Visa Direct, Mastercard Move, RTP, and FedNow.
- Rolled out 24/7 stablecoin funding, enterprise stablecoin settlement, and integrated credit funding with OatFi, with enterprise clients like Netevia and Splitit scaling adoption.
- Visa enters definitive agreement to acquire Prisma Medios de Pago S.A.U. and Newpay S.A.U. in Argentina from Advent International.
- Transaction expected to close in Visa’s fiscal Q2 2026, subject to regulatory approvals and closing conditions.
- Combined platforms will integrate tokenization and biometric authentication, along with intelligent risk tools and agentic commerce solutions, to enhance payment speed and security.
- Payway S.A.U. will remain independent and is not part of the transaction.
- Visa partners with Banqup to embed Visa Direct and Visa Commercial Solutions into Banqup’s platform, enabling SMEs to digitise and standardise invoice issuance and payment automation.
- Banqup will leverage Visa’s global network to issue virtual commercial cards, allowing SMEs to extend payment terms while ensuring suppliers receive immediate payment.
- The collaboration targets upcoming EU e-invoicing regulations affecting 26 million SMEs by 2028, aiming to streamline compliance, reduce administrative friction, and enhance cash-flow visibility.
- Overseas Visa cardholder visits to Italy climbed over 60%, and spending jumped 80% versus the same weekend in 2025.
- U.S. Visa cardholders led spending growth at 125%, followed by Canada and Switzerland; in Europe, Germany saw the highest visit increase at 31%.
- Domestic and international Visa cardholders’ contactless transactions surged 140%, with mountain-venue spending up 95% from overseas visitors.
- Apparel, dining and travel merchant categories posted the strongest increases, with apparel spending up 35%.
- Visa’s Board approved a successive exchange offer for outstanding Class B common stock once conditions are met, including one year since the initial offer and at least a 50% reduction in unresolved interchange reimbursement fees.
- As of October 1, 2023, estimated interchange fees were $49.6 billion, versus $39.4 billion as of October 1, 2025, indicating the reduction condition will be satisfied upon pending claim dismissals.
- Upon satisfying these conditions and SEC review, Visa plans to file a Form S-4 and allow holders of Class B-1 and B-2 shares to exchange for restricted Class B-3 and freely transferable Class C common stock.
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