| Current dividend yield | 3.48 % |
| Dividendenrendite 5 Jahre | 5.02 % |
| Dividend Yield 10Y | 2.23 % |
| Payout 3Y | 7.5 % |
PayPal pays the next dividend on Dec 24 2026 (payday). The ex-day is on Dec 04 2026. The PayPal stock dividend is paid 4 times a year. In order to receive a dividend, you should generally own the PayPal stock before the ex-dividend date. The Dividend Calendar shows that the last ex-day dates were March, June, September and December . Dividends from PayPal are distributed via March, June, September and December.
| Year | Dividend | Ex-day & Payday |
Frequency | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fiscal Year | Dividend per Share | Ex-Day | Payday | Payment frequency |
| 2026 |
$0.14
Forecast
$0.14
Forecast
|
Dec 04 2026
Dec 04 2026
Dec 24 2026
Dec 04 26
Dec 24 26 |
Dec 24 2026 |
quarterly
quarterly
|
| 2026 |
$0.14
$0.14
|
Sep 04 2026
Sep 04 2026
Sep 25 2026
Sep 04 26
Sep 25 26 |
Sep 25 2026 |
quarterly
quarterly
|
| 2026 |
$0.14
$0.14
|
Jun 04 2026
Jun 04 2026
Jun 25 2026
Jun 04 26
Jun 25 26 |
Jun 25 2026 |
quarterly
quarterly
|
| 2026 |
$0.14
$0.14
|
Mar 04 2026
Mar 04 2026
Mar 25 2026
Mar 04 26
Mar 25 26 |
Mar 25 2026 |
quarterly
quarterly
|
| 2025 |
$0.14
$0.14
|
Nov 19 2025
Nov 19 2025
Dec 10 2025
Nov 19 25
Dec 10 25 |
Dec 10 2025 |
quarterly
quarterly
|
PayPal most recently paid a dividend of $0.14. PayPal paid a Dividend of $0.56 Per Share in the financial year 2026. With a stock price of $56.95 at Oct 29 2026, the current dividend yield is 0.98% (calculation: $0.56 / $56.95 = 0.98%). No special dividend was paid.
The average PayPal dividend yield over the last 5 years is 0.20% and the average over the last 10 years is 0.07%.
The payout ratio of PayPal in relation to the last financial year is 2.59%. The payout ratio smoothed over 3 years is 1.06%. The calculation is based on the sum of all dividend payments divided by the cumulative earnings per share(EPS).
| Metric | PayPal |
|---|---|
| Current dividend yield | 0.98% |
| Dividend Yield 5Y | 0.20% |
| Dividend Yield 10Y | 0.07% |
| Payout 1Y | 2.59% |
| Payout 3Y | 1.06% |
PayPal has been paying a dividend for 2 years and has not lowered the dividend for 2 years (dividend continuity). As a result, the dividend was recently increased 2-times.
The Dividend Growth in relation to the previous financial year amounts to 300.00%.
| Metric | PayPal |
|---|---|
| Increased | 2 Years |
| Continuity | 2 Years |
| Paid | 2 Years |
| Growth 1Y | 300.00% |
PayPal has been paying a dividend for 2 years and has not lowered the dividend for 2 years (dividend continuity). As a result, the dividend was recently increased 2-times.
The Dividend Growth in relation to the previous financial year amounts to 300.00%.
On the stock exchange, the PayPal stock (ISIN: US70450Y1038) is not traded as a top scorer in October 2026 according to the dividend strategy.
The stock price of PayPal -2.35% has fallen since the beginning of the year 2026. However, the return generated in the past says nothing about the future return. You can find the PayPal stock price in real time at the top of the page.
PayPal (symbol: PYPL) is valued at a Price / Earnings Ratio (P/E ratio) of 10.26 and a price/sales ratio (P/S ratio) of 1.39 valued. Based on analyst estimates, the PayPal stock forecast 2026 of the current financial year corresponds to a valuation of 10.37 according to P/E ratio and 1.34 according to P/S.
| Metric | PayPal |
|---|---|
| Dividend Score | ??/15 |
| Performance 2026 |
2.35%
|
| P/E TTM | 10.26 |
| P/S TTM | 1.39 |
| P/E forward | 10.37 |
| P/S forward | 1.34 |
PayPal (symbol: PYPL) is valued at a Price / Earnings Ratio (P/E ratio) of 10.26 and a price/sales ratio (P/S ratio) of 1.39 valued. Based on analyst estimates, the PayPal stock forecast 2026 of the current financial year corresponds to a valuation of 10.37 according to P/E ratio and 1.34 according to P/S.
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