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PayPalPYPL

Payment rails & networks · NASDAQ · USA

$55.53
Up 0.9% todayClose

Down 5.8% this year but +16.5% since July 13, ahead of the finance sector at −1.5%. PayPal buys from 2 mapped companies.

Market cap
$47.5B
This year
−5.8%
1 year
−27.7%
P/E
9.7
P/S
1.4
P/B
2.4

Price vs the finance sector

since Jul 13PYPLFinance sector, equal weight
PayPal (PYPL) vs the Finance sector indexDaily closes from Jul 13, 2026 to Oct 9, 2026, each line rebased to its own first value. PYPL: +16.5% from Jul 13, 2026 to Oct 9, 2026. Finance sector index: −1.5% from Jul 13, 2026 to Oct 9, 2026.0%+10%+20%+30%Jul 13AugSepOct 9PYPL +16.5%Sector −1.5% PayPal (PYPL) vs the Finance sector indexDaily closes from Jul 13, 2026 to Oct 9, 2026, each line rebased to its own first value. PYPL: +16.5% from Jul 13, 2026 to Oct 9, 2026. Finance sector index: −1.5% from Jul 13, 2026 to Oct 9, 2026.0%+10%+20%+30%Jul 13SepOct 9PYPL+16.5%Sector−1.5%

Supply chain

2 suppliers
SUPPLIERS →→ CUSTOMERSVisa (V)VVisa+2.8%Mastercard (MA)MAMastercard+2.5%None mappedPYPLPayPal

Suppliers 2

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About PayPal

Online checkout is the core, with Venmo for peer-to-peer transfers and Braintree processing behind other companies' payments. Growth has matured and rivals have crowded in.

Theme exposure

Digital walletOnline checkoutVenmoE-commerce paymentsPeer-to-peerDigital wallets

Products

  • Branded checkout
  • Venmo
  • Braintree processing

Competitors

Risks

  • Checkout competition (Apple, Shop Pay)
  • Margin pressure on processing

Same segment: Payment rails & networks

The networks and processors that take a fee every time a card is swiped, the fee engine. Segment 3 of 6 in the Banks, payments & capital markets value chain.

VisaV+2.8%MastercardMA+2.5%American ExpressAXP+0.0%FiservFIGlobal PaymentsGPN−0.7%

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PYPL vs VPYPL vs MAPYPL vs AXPPYPL vs FIPYPL vs GPN

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