PayPal Stock News

PayPal (PYPL) has spent the past few years unwinding its pandemic-era excesses, leaving the stock trading at a valuation far below its historical norms. Revenue growth has slowed, competition in digital payments has intensified, and investor sentiment has shifted toward newer fintech names.

PayPal Holdings and global investment firm KKR renewed their agreement in which KKR's credit funds and accounts purchase PayPal's European buy now, pay later (BNPL) receivables.

PayPal and KKR have renewed their partnership that will see the investment giant purchase up to 65 billion euros ($75.4 billion) of the payments provider's European buy now, pay later loans, the companies said on Monday.

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UBS analysts believe Apple Inc (NASDAQ:AAPL, ETR:APC)'s Apple Pay desktop adoption is progressing throughout 2025, expecting additional merchants to adopt Apple Pay desktop after the holiday season.  In a note to clients on Friday, the analysts wrote that their estimates suggest Apple Pay US online volumes will be slightly larger than PayPal's Branded Checkout in 2025 and beyond.

PayPal's ongoing focus on fintech innovation has delivered renewed growth across Venmo and BNPL by the double digits, with it lending credibility to its ongoing turnaround progress. These developments highlight the fintech's growing mindshare in the increasingly crowded space, as observed in the higher active accounts and the increased number of transactions. Even so, the same can't be said abo...

PayPal delivered strong Q3 results, beating expectations and raising full-year EPS guidance, yet market response remained muted. PYPL is currently in a technical consolidation phase, with key resistance around $68-69 and declining trading volume signaling limited near-term momentum. Operation risks such as user engagement and margin pressure could prolong the consolidation.

PayPal (PYPL 2.81%) is a stock that isn't getting much attention from Wall Street, but this could create a massive opportunity for investors who are looking ahead. In this video, I'll explain why the most exciting things about this ultracheap fintech aren't yet reflected in the numbers.