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// // BioCatch’s behavioral and device intelligence expertise expected to help detect scams, account takeovers and digital fraud before they happen SAN FRANCISCO & TEL AVIV, Israel--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Visa (NYSE: V) today announced it has signed a definitive agreement to acquire BioCatch, a leading provider of behavioral-first, multi-signal fraud intelligence, from funds advised by Permira and other shareholders for $2.4 billion in cash. The acquisition of BioCatch complements Visa’s existing cyber, fraud, risk and security solutions and is expected to help clients better protect themselves and their customers from the growing threat of account takeovers, scams, money mules and application fraud. Since its inception, BioCatch has developed innovative AI and machine learning-based solutions that analyze thousands of application, behavioral, device, and network signals—such as keystrokes, touch gestures, and device handling—to detect fraud and distinguish legitimate users from fraudsters in real time. BioCatch protects 1.8 billion devices and 760 million users around the world, serving more than 350 banking clients in 21 different countries, including more than 100 of the largest banks globally. “Account takeovers and scams cost the global economy over $1 trillion annually and AI is enabling these attacks at unprecedented scale,” said Andrew Torre, president of value-added services, Visa. “BioCatch will help our clients stop fraud before it reaches the point of payment. This acquisition is part of our strategy to help clients prevent cyber threats upstream, building trust into every transaction.” AI, biometrics, authentication, identity, cyber defense and fraud prevention are increasingly interconnected, and Visa is investing to stay ahead of evolving threats, both to protect its own network and to help clients do the same. That includes the Visa Vulnerability Agentic Harness , an open-source AI security tool designed to help clients identify and remediate vulnerabilities at scale. The acquisition of BioCatch builds on Visa's existing suite of products, providing AI-powered solutions to detect and prevent fraud and both cyber and financial crime, from account opening to transactions. Over the last five years, Visa has invested more than $13 billion in technology and infrastructure to safeguard the integrity of the payments ecosystem and accelerate the decline in fraud rates. “Real-time insights into customer intent continue to grow increasingly essential for institutions to establish trust within digital banking sessions,” said Gadi Mazor, CEO, BioCatch. “For more than a decade, we've demonstrated behavior’s unique ability to distinguish the criminal from the legitimate. In the last couple of years, we’ve shown how real-time intelligence-sharing networks between our customers can amplify the power of our behavioral intelligence further still. Together with Visa, we're even better positioned to advance our mission of making the world a safer place to transact and protect consumers from financial crime.” The transaction is subject to customary closing conditions, including receipt of applicable regulatory approvals. The transaction is expected to close by the end of Visa’s fiscal second quarter of 2027 and will provide significant benefits to its financial institution clients, consumers and the wider payments industry. About Visa Visa (NYSE: V) is a world leader in digital payments, facilitating transactions between consumers, sellers, financial institutions and government entities across more than 200 countries and territories. Our mission is to connect the world through the most innovative, convenient, reliable and secure payments network, enabling individuals, businesses and economies to thrive. We believe that economies that include everyone everywhere, uplift everyone everywhere and see access as foundational to the future of money movement. Learn more at Visa.com. About BioCatch BioCatch prevents fraud and financial crime by

// // SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Visa (NYSE: V) today announced its fiscal third quarter 2026 financial results through an earnings release that will be furnished with the Securities and Exchange Commission on a Form 8-K and available on its Investor Relations website at investor.visa.com/financial-information/quarterly-earnings/default.aspx . Visa will host a live audio webcast at 2:00 p.m. Pacific Time (5:00 p.m. Eastern Time) to discuss these financial results. The webcast and all related materials can also be accessed through Visa’s Investor Relations website at investor.visa.com . About Visa Visa (NYSE: V) is a world leader in digital payments, facilitating transactions between consumers, sellers, financial institutions and government entities across more than 200 countries and territories. Our mission is to connect the world through the most innovative, convenient, reliable and secure payments network, enabling individuals, businesses and economies to thrive. We believe that economies that include everyone everywhere, uplift everyone everywhere and see access as foundational to the future of money movement. Learn more at Visa.com . Investor Relations: Jennifer Como, 650-432-7644, [email protected] Media Relations: Fletcher Cook, 650-432-2990, [email protected] Source: Visa Inc.

// // New Visa data reveals the FIFA World Cup 26™ drove a nearly 20% surge in cross-border transactions across host cities in Canada, Mexico and the United States. SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- After the final whistle blew on the FIFA World Cup 2026™, millions of fans returned home with unforgettable memories and a trail of economic activity that stretched across countries. Every tap to pay left a lasting impact, as spending throughout the tournament delivered a meaningful boost to merchants and local economies across host cities in Canada, Mexico and the United States. According to new data from Visa, the tournament drove significant growth in cross-border spending, international travel, and digital commerce across host cities. The findings show how a major global event creates “pop-up economies,” defined by Visa as temporary, highly concentrated periods of commercial activity that emerge around major cultural, entertainment and sporting events. The data reveals that fans traveled from around the world to follow their teams, generating a surge in Visa cardholder spending across restaurants, transportation, entertainment, retail, lodging, and other sectors. From iconic host cities to emerging fan destinations, the tournament created a broad and lasting economic impact that extended well beyond stadium walls. A Tournament of Pop-Up Economies Visa data illustrates the scale, reach and pace of economic activity generated throughout the tournament [1] : Cross-border Visa transactions in FIFA World Cup 2026™ host cities increased nearly 20% year-over-year during the tournament period. Fans from Colombia, Puerto Rico, the United Kingdom, Argentina, and Brazil generated the highest levels of cross-border spend across host cities. Santa Clara/San Jose, Boston, and Miami recorded the largest increases in in-person spending from international and domestic cardholders. Consumers spent most heavily on transportation and entertainment, underscoring the broad economic benefit generated by tournament tourism. Tap to pay transactions rose nearly 12%, reflecting fans’ preference for fast, secure and seamless payment experiences while traveling. Ecuador v Curaçao and Colombia v Ghana, both in Kansas City, and Croatia v Ghana in Philadelphia were examples of matches that generated the highest year-over-year uplift creating significant spending spikes before, during and after kickoff. “This was one of the most impactful FIFA World Cup™ tournaments we’ve seen to date both on and off the pitch,” said Frank Cooper III, Chief Marketing Officer of Visa. “FIFA World Cup 2026™ demonstrated how global events can create far-reaching economic value for businesses, cities and communities. For a few precious days, entire cities came alive with new visitors, new spending and new opportunities for local businesses. Through Visa’s network, we could watch those economies emerge, move from city to city and connect millions of fans with the merchants and communities hosting the world’s biggest sporting event.” Pop-Up Economies Reached Far Beyond the Stadium While matches took place inside stadiums, the economic impact spread throughout local communities. Restaurants, bars, retail districts, hotels, transit systems and entertainment venues all experienced increased levels of activity as fans gathered for matches and explored host cities. Several cities achieved standout performance in specific categories [1] : Boston led growth in year-over-year dining transactions as fans celebrated their nations in local bars and restaurants. Guadalajara recorded the highest transportation spending growth as fans from around the world traveled to the stadium. Atlanta saw strong entertainment activity tied to fan celebrations and cultural events, while New York City experienced a surge in retail spending. These trends demonstrate how a pop-up economy distributes opportunity across an entire host market. The benefits reach businesses directly tied to the tournament and merchant

// // The Visa Stablecoin Platform gives financial institutions, fintechs and other payment providers a single environment to come onchain and run stablecoin operations with Visa. SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Today, Visa (NYSE: V) announced the Visa Stablecoin Platform (VSP) , a new enterprise platform designed to help financial institutions, fintechs, and crypto natives access stablecoin capabilities through a single Visa-managed environment. Building on Visa’s broader crypto strategy, VSP gives FIs, fintechs and other payment providers a simple way to access, store, and redeem stablecoins, beginning with Open USD (OUSD), a new stablecoin recently introduced by Open Standard. This includes onchain wallet infrastructure through a newly introduced Wallet-as-a-Service offering and connectivity for minting and burning Open USD. “Stablecoins are opening up a new layer of programmable money, but for most institutions the hard part isn’t the concept, it’s the operational reality,” said Jack Forestell, Chief Product and Strategy Officer, Visa. “With the Visa Stablecoin Platform, we’re giving our clients a single place to mint, move and manage stablecoin operations with the controls, security and network reach they already expect from Visa. It’s how we help them turn interest in stablecoins into real products and real payment flows.” Visa Stablecoin Platform provides direct access to a range of stablecoin capabilities and flows alongside Visa’s network, risk and fraud capabilities, so institutions can move from exploration to implementation with greater confidence. This includes: Access to Open USD: VSP integrates seamlessly into the Open Standard, providing institutions with direct access to Open USD alongside Visa’s network services. This gives clients a way to easily mint, burn, manage and transfer Open USD, bringing fiat onchain and managing flows in an environment they already trust. Onchain wallet infrastructure: VSP packages the wallet infrastructure, controls and workflows needed to make stablecoins usable inside real-world treasury, settlement and product stacks for a range of institutional use cases. Integration into Visa’s network: VSP is designed to enable connectivity of stablecoins into Visa’s network and tools, allowing users to embed stablecoin capabilities into existing payment flows, treasury operations and settlement processes. For existing Visa clients using Visa’s settlement, treasury and currency solutions, VSP provides direct interoperability to seamlessly integrate stablecoins into the workflows and systems they rely on today. Built for trust on day one: VSP allows institutions to interact with stablecoin flows with the same security and trust that Visa is known for. Users will have access to features like dual-control approval for workflows, where one user initiates a sensitive action and another authorized user must approve it, comprehensive audit logging, and Wallet-as-a-Service features of secure passkeys and allow lists to control transfers, to help provide the level of security and control they require to operate. VSP is interoperable with Visa's existing stablecoin offerings, including stablecoin settlement, stablecoin-linked cards, and stablecoin money movement. Together, these capabilities provide a full stack of solutions that help FIs and fintechs come onchain and enable crypto platforms to access Visa's global network. How to get Started Onboard and operate: Institutions can onboard into a Visa-managed wallet stack or connect existing wallets, creating a single home to manage stablecoin mint, burn, and transfer activity. Connect bank accounts and controls: Clients can link bank accounts and configure approvals, users and policies to govern who can initiate and approve stablecoin movements. Mint, move and manage stablecoin operations: From the start, VSP supports minting, redeeming, holding and transferring stablecoins, beginning with Open USD, as part of treasury, settlement and liquidity workfl

// // AI Financial Assistant brings conversational financial guidance into the banking apps consumers already trust for spending and saving. The Visa Value ‑ Added Service applies benchmarking insights informed by one of the world’s largest payment networks to deliver personalized recommendations. Aligned with Visa’s AI and data governance standards, the feature is designed to operate within secure banking environments to meet the needs of banks and their consumers. SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Visa (NYSE: V), a global leader in digital payments, today announced AI Financial Assistant, a new value‑added service designed to help financial institutions evolve their apps for an AI‑driven era. The feature helps banks bring AI-powered financial insights to cardholders under their own brand, look and feel with no custom development required. More than 66% of surveyed Americans who have used generative AI are turning to AI for financial advice, 1 yet consumers view banks as the most trusted institutions to safeguard personal data. 2 In fact, 85% say they are willing to share even more data with their bank if there was a clear AI value proposition. 3 AI Financial Assistant allows banks to extend that trust into natural, conversational experiences within secure banking environments. “Consumers are already turning to AI for financial advice—but banks have the full financial picture, can act on it, and are among the most trusted institutions consumers rely on,” said Michele Herron, Senior Vice President and Head of North America Value-Added Services at Visa. “AI Financial Assistant brings those strengths together, combining personalized insights based on a consumer’s own data and pairing it with the ability to act, all right within their bank's app. By simply turning on this service, banks can strengthen relationships with their customers and transform from a passive ledger to a generative AI–enabled financial hub.” Turning insights into action, inside the mobile banking app As part of its initial rollout, AI Financial Assistant enables ways for cardholders to: Stay on top of spending, automatically: Proactive monthly insights surface meaningful changes without setup or manual effort. Ask and understand instantly: Responses to natural‑language questions are grounded in a cardholder’s own financial activity. Act in the moment: Lock a card or set alerts directly within the conversation. Future planned enhancements include the ability to connect spending insights and subscription management through Enhanced Subscription Manager. A modern, unified digital banking experience AI Financial Assistant is the latest feature of Visa Digital Issuer Solutions, delivering a single chat-based entry point inside the banking app. Financial institutions can connect their FAQs and documents via deep links to surface relevant banking product information, providing cardholders with answers to questions like “Are there any car loan benefits for existing customers?” or “Do you have high-yield savings accounts to help me save for a car?” While financial institutions can deploy individual capabilities on their own through Visa’s Digital Enablement Software Development Kit (SDK) , AI Financial Assistant acts as a central layer that connects existing and new features within the SDK as they come online. Operating under Visa’s AI and data governance standards, AI Financial Assistant is informed by Visa’s global network of more than 300 billion annual transactions. It combines cardholder behavior, real-time data, and the financial institution’s own data to deliver highly personalized guidance with the security, compliance, and fraud protections banks require. AI Financial Assistant will be available to U.S. financial institutions for pilot in August 2026, with a planned global rollout to follow. To learn more, contact your Visa Account Executive and visit Visa Digital Issuer Solutions . Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) What is AI Financial Assistant? Visa AI Fina

// // Visa Business and Economic Insights (VBEI) estimates $36 trillion will transfer to younger generations over the next 20 years, with much of the impact already visible in housing, travel and major purchases After accounting for liabilities, removing the top 1 percent of households and subtracting retirement spending, taxes and fees, approximately $36 trillion of boomers’ $93 trillion in assets will transfer to heirs over the next 20 years Nearly 75 percent of inheritance recipients already have a higher net worth, meaning most transferred wealth is likely to be saved or invested rather than spent The $8 trillion expected to be spent creates a targeted lift concentrated mostly in autos, housing, travel and retail The transfer is underway: one in four millennial homeowners received parental down payment assistance, and skip-generation travel is rising as boomers increasingly choose to share their wealth earlier SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- New research from Visa Business and Economic Insights (VBEI) finds that the great wealth transfer is already influencing major financial decisions, from home purchases to travel and long-term saving. The research estimates that approximately $36 trillion will transfer from baby boomers to Gen X and millennial households over the next 20 years. The findings also show that most of this wealth will flow to households that are already financially secure, making the spending impact more targeted than transformational. “For businesses in big-ticket sectors like housing and travel, this is not a future trend to watch,” said Wayne Best, chief economist at Visa. “It is already influencing consumer decisions—and shaping where growth will be distributed in the years ahead.” The transfer is large, but more concentrated than it appears Baby boomers hold at least $93 trillion in assets, more than three times U.S. GDP. However, VBEI finds that the amount that reaches heirs is reduced significantly once you factor in debt, retirement spending, taxes, and the wealth held at the very top. The result: approximately $36 trillion transferring to Gen X and millennial households over the next 20 years, equivalent to roughly $515,000 per inheriting household. Most transferred wealth will be saved or invested Nearly 75 percent of those receiving an inheritance already have a higher net worth than the median household. 1 As a result, $28 trillion of the $36 trillion is likely to be saved or invested. This dynamic represents a significant opportunity for banks, wealth managers, and fintech firms competing for assets from newly inheriting households over the next two decades. The spending lift is real but targeted to specific categories The impact will likely show up most in the areas where consumers are already making major financial decisions. Spending on autos is expected to see a 6.4 percent average annual lift over the next 20 years. 2 Overall, the $8 trillion expected to flow into consumer spending will lift annual real spending growth by approximately 0.1 percentage point per year through 2046, a modest boost rather than a major shift in the economy. 3 Families are choosing to share wealth earlier More families are transferring wealth earlier while they can see its impact. One in four millennial homeowners received parental down payment assistance, and 26 percent reported they would not have been able to purchase their current home without it. More than half of individuals expecting to receive an inheritance cite it as critical to their ability to purchase a home, a figure that rises to 69 percent among millennials. In travel, 28 percent of grandparents have already taken a skip-generation trip with their grandchildren, without the children’s parents, and 35 percent plan to do so within the next three years. 66 percent of boomers say they want to enjoy their wealth or have heirs enjoy it while they are alive, compared to 34 percent who plan to preserve it for after death. 4 What this means for consumers a

SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Visa (NYSE: V) will report its fiscal third quarter 2026 financial results on Tuesday, July 28, 2026. After market close, Visa will furnish the results with the Securities and Exchange Commission and post them, along with accompanying financial information, on the Visa Investor Relations website. Visa will issue a news wire alert when the earnings materials are publicly available, including a link to those documents. Visa’s executive management team will then host a live audio webcast beginning at 2:00 p.m. Pacific Time (5:00 p.m. Eastern Time) to discuss financial results and business highlights. All interested parties are invited to listen to the live webcast at investor.visa.com . A replay of the webcast will be available on the Visa Investor Relations website for 30 days. Visa is currently in its customary “quiet period” during which time company executives will not be interacting with the investment community. This quiet period will be in place until fiscal third quarter 2026 earnings are publicly available on July 28, 2026. About Visa Visa (NYSE: V) is a world leader in digital payments, facilitating transactions between consumers, sellers, financial institutions and government entities across more than 200 countries and territories. Our mission is to connect the world through the most innovative, convenient, reliable and secure payments network, enabling individuals, businesses and economies to thrive. We believe that economies that include everyone everywhere, uplift everyone everywhere and see access as foundational to the future of money movement. Learn more at Visa.com . Investor Relations: Jennifer Como, 650-432-7644, [email protected] Media Relations: Fletcher Cook, 650-432-2990, [email protected] Source: Visa Inc.

SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- The global economy is expected to grow 2.4% in 2026, according to Visa Business and Economic Insights’ (VBEI) 2026 Midyear Global Economic Outlook. While higher energy prices are squeezing household budgets and creating fresh challenges, a surge in business investment—particularly in artificial intelligence, clean energy, and strategic industries—is helping offset the strain on consumers and keep the economy moving forward. “As digital commerce continues to reshape how people shop and pay, consumers are finding more ways to compare prices and stretch their budgets, helping to keep inflation in check,” said Wayne Best, chief economist at Visa. “We’re also seeing business investment rising sharply, with companies building out AI, clean energy and stronger supply chains at levels we haven’t seen since 2010—a trend that is helping support global growth.” The report explores three forces shaping the global economy: resilient consumers adjusting rather than retreating, digital commerce acting as a relief valve on prices, and a wave of business investment powering through uncertainty. Consumer spending is adjusting, not collapsing Even as higher costs weigh on household budgets, VBEI data shows discretionary spending holding relatively steady—evidence that consumers are adapting their behavior and seeking deals rather than pulling back sharply. Increasingly, that deal-seeking is happening online, where shoppers can compare prices and find lower-cost alternatives more easily than ever. Digital commerce helps contain prices In smaller, “peripheral” cities, online adoption has nearly doubled since before the pandemic—rising from about 31% to 56% across the nearly 600 cities VBEI analyzed. The trend spans markets as varied as Bern, Switzerland, and San Juan, Puerto Rico, where online shopping has climbed sharply since 2019. As more shoppers gain the power to compare prices and find alternatives, these markets are seeing stronger competition and lower inflation, helping ease the pressure on households as energy costs climb. A global investment boom is powering growth The global economy has entered its strongest industrial investment cycle since 2010. Capital spending by the world’s three largest economies—the U.S., EU, and China—is rising in tandem as businesses race to build out AI capabilities, transition to cleaner energy sources, and secure strategic supply chains. This broad-based uptick in investment is helping carry the economy. Key Takeaways Are consumers pulling back as costs rise? Visa economists describe the current environment as “more like adjustment than collapse.” Even as higher costs weigh on household budgets, discretionary spending is holding relatively steady, with tentative signs of firming—evidence that consumers are adapting their behavior and seeking deals rather than retreating. This also marks a softer starting point than earlier in the decade, which should limit how high prices ultimately climb. How is digital commerce helping? By giving consumers more ways to find value. As online shopping spreads beyond major hubs into smaller, “peripheral” markets, shoppers can compare prices and find lower-cost alternatives more easily. Markets with higher online penetration are seeing stronger price competition and lower inflation—extending the inflation-constr

// // A new consumer Visa travel platform is now live across 10 locations, including flagship cities such as Paris, London and New York City, with more destinations to be added later this year. This platform connects Visa cardholders with curated experiences and exclusive access aligned to passion-led travel pillars through a consumer mobile-first platform. Global anchor partners include Santander Group, Global Blue, Star Alliance, and Trip.com Group, leaders across the financial and travel ecosystem. SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Visa (NYSE: V), a global leader in digital payments, today announced the launch of Visa Destinations , a passion-led travel platform live in 10 major locations around the world, as the company redefines its role in the rapidly growing experience-driven travel economy. The move marks a strategic expansion of Visa’s role beyond payments, positioning the company at the center of how travelers discover, plan and experience trips. According to Visa research, travelers are increasingly choosing destinations based on passion, purpose, and experiences, not just geography. In 2025 alone, 4 in 10 American travelers made a trip to experience music, sports or art festivals 1 , with major cultural moments acting as magnets for international visitors and catalysts for local economies. Available exclusively to Visa customers, through a mobile-first platform, Visa Destinations is designed around why people travel, whether they are drawn by food, fashion, sports or simply wandering the streets for hidden gems, it delivers tastemaker recommendations, city guides, and curated experiences to support Visa’s shift from being the way to pay for travel to becoming a travel companion. “Travel is expected to grow 10% annually over the coming years 2 . It consistently shows resilience to the world’s events and consumers protect it. Our latest Visa Global Travel Intentions Study indicates customers will cut back on everyday spending to save for planned travel,” said Katya Petelina, Head of Global Cross-Border and Global Sales & Commercial Operations at Visa. “With Visa Destinations, we are accompanying travelers throughout their journey and helping them discover the moments that make a destination memorable, while giving our issuers and merchant partners a meaningful way to participate in the economic growth that travel creates.” Visa Destinations is available and curating experiences in 10 locations , including Paris, London, Dubai, Milan, Rome, Mexico City, New York City, Miami, San Francisco and Thailand . Once on board, cardholders can enhance their trips through curated offerings across dining, entertainment, culture, hospitality, wellness, shopping and transport, such as exclusive viewing moments and Priority Access to Top of the Rock Observation Deck at Rockefeller Center in New York City and the Louvre in Paris, as well as dining experiences tastemakers recommend. Premium cardholders, including Visa Infinite and Visa Signature, can enjoy enhanced benefits and tailored travel experiences. Strong partnerships behind Visa Destinations Visa has partnered with global leaders across the financial and travel ecosystem to increase the platform’s value proposition. Global anchor partners include financial institution Santander Group, promoting Visa Destinations to their

New collaboration brings Visa’s global payment network to one of the largest AI platforms and aims to support seamless, secure transactions and broader AI-powered use cases across commerce environments supported by agents SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Visa (NYSE: V) today announced a strategic collaboration with OpenAI to enable secure Visa payments within agentic commerce, enabling seamless and trusted payments across OpenAI. The companies made the announcement at the Visa Payments Forum in San Francisco. Through the partnership, Visa will provide its global network, credentialing capabilities and security infrastructure to support agentic commerce experiences, helping consumers and businesses interact and transact with confidence. The collaboration is part of the broader Visa Intelligent Commerce initiative, which is focused on extending secure payment capabilities into new digital environments. Together, Visa and OpenAI will also explore a range of enterprise applications, including developer-focused experiences powered by Codex, as well as more automated and conversational workflows, as AI continues to evolve as an important interface for digital interactions. As part of the partnership, Visa’s payment capabilities will be integrated into OpenAI experiences, giving developers and merchants a streamlined way to accept Visa payments initiated by agents. Alongside OpenAI, Visa will deliver the underlying network, tokenization and risk capabilities that support trusted and secure transactions. Transactions will operate within clearly defined user permissions, policies and controls, such as spending limits, merchant categories or required approvals. Transactions will use tokenized Visa credentials and real-time authorization and fraud monitoring, helping enable new AI-enabled payment experiences to maintain strong security and consumer protection. “AI will transform commerce more profoundly than the internet or mobile technology ever did,” said Jack Forestell, Chief Product and Strategy Officer, Visa. “As AI agents become active participants in the economy, Visa’s focus is to ensure transactions are trusted, secure and seamless. That’s the infrastructure we’re building with partners like OpenAI.” “Commerce is going to happen in many more places and in many more ways than it does today, and agents will play an increasingly important role in helping people complete tasks that involve money—from purchases and payments to more complex transactions,” said Marco Mahrus, Head of Partnerships, Commerce at OpenAI. “By integrating with Visa Intelligent Commerce, we're building the infrastructure for secure, transparent, and user-controlled agentic transactions, helping people do more with AI agents while maintaining confidence that payments are being handled safely and securely.” About Visa Visa (NYSE: V) is a world leader in digital payments, facilitating transactions between consumers, merchants, financial institutions and government entities across more than 200 countries and territories. Our mission is to connect the world through the most innovative, convenient, reliable and secure payments network, enabling individuals, businesses and economies to thrive. We believe that economies that include everyone everywhere, uplift everyone everywhere and see access as foundational to the future of money movement. Learn more at <a href="https://cts.businesswire.com/ct/CT?id=smartlink&url=http%3A%2F%2FVisa.com&esheet=54551425&newsitemid=20260610422687&lan=en-US&anchor=Visa.com&index=1&md5=2f5d18c76590bfe3e1611f73fc28c

// // New Agent Scoring, Agentic Registry and Large Transaction Model capabilities, stablecoin settlement and token enhancements support the next gen of digital commerce SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- At Visa Payments Forum 2026, Visa (NYSE: V) today announced new AI, stablecoin and token capabilities designed to help clients unlock the next generation of commerce. These innovations reflect a simple objective: ensuring trust, security and control evolve alongside increasingly fast, automated and intelligent commerce experiences. In a keynote presentation, Jack Forestell, Chief Product & Strategy Officer at Visa, outlined how two foundational shifts—artificial intelligence and stablecoins—are transforming both the front end and back end of money movement, and how Visa is enabling clients to participate. “AI is transforming the front end of commerce. Stablecoins are reshaping the back end,” said Forestell. “Visa’s role is to enable it to work securely, reliably and at global scale, for every participant in the ecosystem.” Powering the Front End of Commerce—and How It Gets Built—with AI Visa detailed how AI is reshaping how transactions are initiated, authorized and trusted—while also accelerating how new commerce experiences are designed, developed and delivered, particularly as AI agents increasingly act on behalf of consumers and businesses. Visa Intelligent Commerce, the company’s platform for agentic commerce, provides the trust, controls and connectivity needed for AI agents to securely discover, initiate and complete transactions. To support this shift, Visa is working across the ecosystem—partnering with leading AI platforms, enabling new merchant capabilities and building infrastructure to ensure agent-initiated transactions are transparent and trusted, including: Agent Score: Created with New Generation , it allows merchants to evaluate their websites for agentic commerce readiness—specifically, whether AI agents can navigate, understand and complete tasks on a merchant’s website. Agentic Directory: Merchants need to know which agents can be trusted to transact on their sites, and agents need confidence that they are interacting with legitimate merchants. The directory includes agents and merchants that Visa has verified as legitimate participants in agentic commerce. OpenAI Partnership: a strategic collaboration with OpenAI to enable secure Visa payments within agentic commerce, enabling seamless and trusted payments across OpenAI. Through the partnership, Visa will provide its global network, credentialing capabilities and security infrastructure to support agentic commerce experiences, helping consumers and businesses interact and transact with confidence. Large Transaction Model: An AI model trained on billions of transactions to improve fraud detection while increasing authorization performance and reducing false declines—a trade-off the industry has struggled with for years. Visa also demonstrated early development concepts from its Crypto Labs and developer teams. This included a Command Line Interface proof of concept that lets AI agents pay for digital services directly in the terminal using Visa’s tokenized credentials. “We believe a growing share of creation and transactions will be led by developers using AI tools,” s

Proof of concept will test how privacy-enabled blockchain infrastructure can support secure, scalable settlement for institutional payment flows SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Visa (NYSE: V) today announced a collaboration with Brale to explore stablecoin-based settlement using SBC, a U.S. dollar-backed stablecoin issued by Brale, on the Canton Network. The proof of concept will evaluate how privacy-enabled blockchain infrastructure can support faster, more programmable settlement while helping financial institutions and payment companies maintain control over the visibility of sensitive settlement transaction data. Visa began enabling stablecoin settlement in 2021 and continues to expand its capabilities, allowing VisaNet obligations to be settled using supported stablecoins. A central focus of this collaboration is the Canton Network’s privacy architecture. As stablecoin adoption grows, financial institutions are assessing how they can use blockchain-based settlement while meeting strict privacy and compliance requirements. Unlike many public blockchain networks, Canton is designed to allow participants to transact on shared infrastructure while limiting the visibility of sensitive transaction information. Through the collaboration with Brale, Visa plans to evaluate support for SBC as an additional stablecoin option for institutional settlement use cases. SBC is natively supported on the Canton Network, enabling Brale and Visa to test how privacy-preserving infrastructure can be applied to real-world institutional payment flows. “Stablecoin settlement has shown how blockchain infrastructure can improve the speed and efficiency of money movement,” said Cuy Sheffield, Head of Crypto, Visa. “Through our work with Brale, we’re exploring how SBC on the Canton Network can support institutional settlement use cases that require both programmability and privacy controls. This collaboration helps us evaluate what it takes to bring these capabilities into production environments.” “Financial institutions are increasingly looking for stablecoin infrastructure that meets their operational, regulatory, and privacy requirements,” said Ben Milne, founder and CEO of Brale. “Working with Visa to explore SBC on Canton is an important step toward making stablecoin-based settlement more practical and scalable for real-world payment flows.” Visa believes stablecoins represent a scalable, next-generation settlement layer for global payments. Through collaborations like this, the company continues to advance how blockchain infrastructure can support the privacy, compliance, and interoperability standards required by financial institutions and payment networks. About Visa Visa (NYSE: V) is a world leader in digital payments, facilitating transactions between consumers, merchants, financial institutions and government entities across more than 200 countries and territories. Our mission is to connect the world through the most innovative, convenient, reliable and secure payments network, enabling individuals, businesses and economies to thrive. We believe that economies that include everyone everywhere, uplift everyone everywhere and see access as foundational to the future of money movement. Learn more at Visa.com . About Brale Brale is a regulated sta

// // New integration allows issuers to send virtual card details to suppliers, helping automate virtual card adoption for suppliers at scale SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Visa Inc. (NYSE: V) , a global leader in digital payments, today announced an expansion of the Visa Commercial Solutions Hub (VCS Hub), further strengthening how issuers and suppliers connect to scale virtual card programs. Through a new integration with Visa Accounts Receivable Manager (Visa AR Manager), eligible issuers gain built-in access to end-to-end processing designed to reduce operational friction and accelerate commercial card growth. Virtual cards are among the fastest-growing payment methods in commercial payments yet scaling them remains complex. Issuers often face fragmented supplier connectivity, while suppliers are left with manual reconciliation and inconsistent payment flows. By bringing issuer and supplier networks together, by embedding access to Visa AR Manager in the VCS Hub, Visa is helping to simplify these connections and enable more automated, seamless payment experiences across the ecosystem. Powering issuer growth through a unified commercial payments platform Launched in 2025, VCS Hub is a globally available platform designed to help issuers support multiple commercial payment use cases through a single, scalable integration. By unifying Visa’s network capabilities, VCS Hub enables issuers to reduce technical complexity, accelerate time to market, and scale virtual card programs more efficiently across their commercial client portfolios. “Issuers see strong demand for commercial card solutions, but scaling those programs can be unnecessarily complex,” said Gloria Colgan, SVP, Global Product, Commercial Solutions, Visa. “Visa Commercial Solutions Hub reduces that friction, making it easier to connect with suppliers, deliver new capabilities faster, and drive meaningful growth in commercial payments.” Driving automation and unlocking scale Now available in 69 geographies, Visa AR Manager, powered by proprietary AI capabilities, addresses key operational barriers that have historically limited virtual card adoption. Through this integration, issuers can send virtual card payments on behalf of their corporate buyers through Visa AR Manager. Visa AR Manager then provides a virtual card automation service to suppliers that reduces manual intervention, can accelerate reconciliation, potentially improving working capital outcomes for suppliers. Early adopters of Visa AR Manager are already seeing measurable impact, including efficiency gains through increased automation. One customer reported an 89% reduction in days sales outstanding, realized a 300-basis-point net benefit, and enabled fully automated virtual card processing in under two weeks of implementation. “Visa Accounts Receivable Manager brings true end-to-end automation to commercial payments,” said Abhishek, Global Head of B2B Acceptance, Visa. “By streamlining how payment and invoice data move between issuers and suppliers, we’re helping unlock the full growth potential of virtual card programs.” Availability The integrated capability for issuers is expected to launch in September 2026 and will be available at no additional cost to eligible VCS Hub clients, subject to applicable terms and geographic availability. * Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) What is Visa Commercial Solutions Hub (VCS Hub)? Visa Commercial Solutions Hub is a globally available, unified platform that enables issuers to access Visa and partner capabilities through a single integration.

// // Spring 2026 Biannual Threats Report shows how strengthening payment security is pushing criminals toward AI-enabled social engineering SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Visa (NYSE: V), a world leader in digital payments, today released its Spring 2026 Biannual Threats Report , revealing that scams have become the fastest-growing source of consumer harm as criminals increasingly use artificial intelligence and social engineering to manipulate people into authorizing payments themselves. The report draws on intelligence from Visa’s global network and underscores a critical shift in the fraud landscape: while core payment security continues to strengthen at the network level, criminals are redirecting their efforts away from technical system compromises toward exploiting human trust. From July to December 2025, Visa identified nearly $1 billion in scam-related activity, making scams the single largest category of consumer payment fraud. Unlike traditional fraud, these attacks typically do not require breaching technology. Instead, scammers impersonate trusted brands and institutions, manufacture urgency, and deceive victims into completing legitimate-looking transactions. “Payments at a network level continue to get safer, but threats are evolving faster than ever,” said Paul Fabara, Chief Risk and Client Services Officer at Visa. “Criminals are increasingly targeting people rather than technology, using deception, urgency and AI-enabled tools to exploit trust. Addressing this shift requires continuous innovation at the network level and close collaboration across banks, merchants, policymakers and the broader payments ecosystem.” Four trends shaping the global payment threat landscape The latest edition of the Biannual Threats Report identifies four major trends reshaping payment security worldwide: Security is working, but fraud is migrating: Fraud involving device tokens declined 9.6% from July 2025 – December 2025 over the same period in 2024, reinforcing that stronger authentication and network-level protections are effective, even as overall attack volumes continue to rise. Scams are accelerating: Scams are now the dominant consumer threat as criminals prioritize social engineering over direct system breaches. AI is transforming fraud on both sides: Fraudsters are using AI to scale more convincing scams, while defenders are increasingly deploying AI to detect and stop attacks earlier in the transaction lifecycle. Ransomware economics are shifting: Global ransomware activity increased 26% from July 2025 – December 2025 over the same period in 2024, yet only 23% of victims paid ransoms – the lowest rate on record – reflecting improving resilience and recovery capabilities, as well as a reluctance to pay when data could still be leaked, regardless of payment. “The rapid adoption of AI has fundamentally lowered the barrier to entry for fraud,” said Michael Jabbara, SVP, Payment Ecosystem Risk and Control at Visa. “What once required deep technical skill can now be executed with a prompt. That reality makes intelligence-driven defenses and coordinated action across the ecosystem more critical than ever. With this report, our goal is to help leaders act sooner – before f

// // Collaboration launches fan-powered City Guides, connecting fans to the local places where soccer culture lives and supporting small businesses during a major moment for the global game. NEW YORK & SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- With millions of travelers set to explore new cities across North America this summer, Men in Blazers Media Network (MiBMN) and Visa today announced a new collaboration designed to celebrate the cities, cultures, and small businesses that give the global game its local heartbeat. Men in Blazers City Guides, presented by Visa As part of this effort, Visa and MiBMN are launching Men in Blazers City Guides, presented by Visa , a fan-powered travel companion for this summer and beyond, fueled by soccer-fan-curated recommendations and video reviews. City Guides were built to offer the authentic, local soccer fan’s perspective in helping global traveling supporters discover where to eat, drink, watch, and explore around the 13 cities across the U.S. and Canada, while driving visibility and commerce to local businesses during one of the world’s most anticipated sporting moments. The City Guides bring together Visa’s commitment to small businesses and MiBMN’s deep connection to soccer fans, using fan insight and storytelling to turn match-day travel into meaningful, locally rooted experiences. “The game of soccer lives far beyond the stadium,” said Roger Bennett, Founder and CEO of Men in Blazers Media Network . “When the whole world arrives on our shores this summer, we want travelers to truly feel and absorb the distinct and beautiful wonder of each city. To do that, we wanted to take on the burden of sourcing the local favorites, so they can focus more on the joys of the experience and less on the planning of it. Working together with Visa allows us to elevate those local institutions and help supporters experience these cities through the lens of the people who know them best.” The inaugural City Guides are designed to help travelers navigate each destination with intention. Powered by more than 25,000 fan recommendations collected through a nationwide survey, the guides spotlight 25+ destinations per city across four categories. This collaboration builds on Visa & Main , Visa’s program dedicated to supporting small businesses at the intersection of commerce and community. Through Visa & Main, Visa works to connect small businesses with customers, tools, and opportunities—making the City Guides a natural extension of that commitment during a global moment when local discovery matters. “This initiative is about capitalizing on the moment and directing fans toward the small businesses and local institutions that shape the character of each city,” said Kyndra Russell, Chief Marketing Officer, North America at Visa . “By working with Men in Blazers and its incredibly passionate fan community—and building on our broader commitment through Visa & Main—we’re connecting global fandom with local commerce in ways that meaningfully support small businesses this summer and beyond.” The City Guides serve

// // With “Tap In,” Visa brings fans closer to the FIFA World Cup 2026™—one effortless tap at a time. SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- At the FIFA World Cup 2026™, everything can change in a split second. A quick pass. A simple finish. A tap in goal. This summer, Visa (NYSE: V), the Worldwide Payment Technology Partner of the FIFA World Cup 2026™, is turning those fleeting moments into something much bigger—launching Tap In, a bold new global campaign based on the belief that everything is a tap in with Visa. Built around one of football’s most recognizable finishes, Tap In takes the simplest touch in the game and turns it into a powerful metaphor for how Visa works: fast, seamless, and effortless in the moments that matter most. At the FIFA World Cup™, that idea moves beyond storytelling, unlocking opportunity in communities and connecting fans directly to the action as it unfolds live. When Players Tap In, Fans Do Too At the heart of the campaign, Visa brings the passion of football to life across all three host countries—delivering exclusive promotions, unforgettable moments, and once-in-a-lifetime prizes to cardholders. When the ball hits the back of the net, the moment doesn’t stop at the stadium—it travels instantly to fans’ screens. Visa cardholders across the United States and Canada can register to enter Tap In to Score 1 , a Visa exclusive promotion that can make every match and every tap in goal mean something more. Fans can stay connected throughout the tournament for a chance to win daily, knowing the next tap in goal on the pitch could unlock even more prizes. From FIFA World Cup™ match tickets and a potential trip to the Final, to signed memorabilia and limited-edition merchandise, Tap In to Score turns match moments into shared celebration and opportunity. With a simple, repeatable cadence that mirrors the flow of the tournament, Tap In to Score is designed to keep fans engaged beyond kickoff—making participation easy, intuitive, and woven into the rhythm of every matchday. In Mexico, eligible Visa cardholders can register to enter Pásala Para Ganar 2 —a promotion offering fans the chance to win tickets to a FIFA World Cup 2026™ match just by registering their eligible cards. Winners will be randomly selected and notified in early June. Jason Sudeikis Leads a Global Roster Built for the Moment To bring Tap In to life, Visa has assembled a lineup that blends humor, cultural credibility, and football greatness. The campaign launches with a high impact hero film that captures the unpredictability, energy, and joy of the FIFA World Cup™—showing how a single tap can ripple far beyond the pitch. Award winning actor Jason Sudeikis anchors the campaign, journeying through the U.S., Mexico and Canada, using his Visa card to make every step of his FIFA World Cup 2026™ experience easier—illustrating how Visa removes friction and unlocks fandom in real life. He is joined in the Tap In campaign by some of the most exciting and iconic figures in the tournament today, including Lamine Yamal , Erling Haaland , Christian Pulisic , Jorge Campos , and legendary announcer, Andrés Cantor . Together, they celebrate a simple truth fans instantly recognize: the smallest touches can create the biggest moments. “Football has this way of making even the smallest moment feel shared,” said Jason Sudeikis. “Tap In helps fans stay connected to that feeling—whether they’re on the pitch, in the stands, or at home.” From Screens to Streets: Making the FIFA World Cup™ a Connected Experienc

// // Visa and Keyno reimagine identity verification for the digital era, launching the next generation of Tap use cases — Tap to Confirm and Tap to Activate — first with Fidelity Bank (Bahamas) Limited MIAMI--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Visa (NYSE: V) today announced a major step forward in how consumers verify their identity in the digital era, with the first-ever deployment of its Tap to Confirm and Tap to Activate technology for issuing banks. Launched in collaboration with fintech partner Keyno and Fidelity Bank (Bahamas) Limited, this innovation represents a paradigm shift in how consumers prove who they are to their financial institutions — turning the physical Visa card into a trusted identity credential that works with a simple tap inside the banking app they already use. As commerce becomes increasingly digital, identity verification has emerged as one of the defining challenges of modern banking and payments. Instead of relying on one-time passcodes, call center verification, or other complex authentication processes, cardholders can now confirm their identity or activate a new card simply by tapping their Visa card to their mobile device — providing EMV-level security while delivering a frictionless user experience. Visa Powers the Next Era of Identity Verification The breakthrough technology showcases Visa's innovation leadership by leveraging advanced EMV cryptography and Visa's proprietary Chip Authenticate service. The solution integrates Visa's robust Transaction Exchange (VTEX) API for real-time card data authentication directly through VisaNet — the world's most advanced payment processing network, handling over 150 billion transactions annually. "Identity verification has become one of the defining challenges of digital commerce — and one of the biggest points of friction for consumers and issuers alike. With tap authentication, Visa is transforming the card in your wallet into a secure, intuitive identity credential, delivering an experience that is easier for consumers and more secure for issuers. This is what Visa's payments expertise and global infrastructure make possible,” said, Mike Romero, Head of Digital Solutions, Visa Latin America and the Caribbean. Enabling Issuers and Transforming Consumer Experience Partnering with Keyno - whose technology provides secure digital card solutions - and launching first with Fidelity, Visa enhances issuers’ ability to: Accelerate digital onboarding and activation with instant card activation Reduce bank call center costs by turning users to in-app experiences Reduce fraud significantly with best-in-class EMV cryptogram validation that surpasses SMS-based authentication Offer customers faster, tap-based authentication for high-risk activity, like changes to passwords, mailing addresses. high value money transfers, or account limits Eliminate friction while strengthening security - no more wait times for call centers or delayed SMS codes “Identity is the key to safe commerce. Now, your Visa card is the key to secure online identity verification. Keyno and Visa are leading the way—making digital banking safer, simpler, and more trusted with just a tap,” said, Robert J Steinman, CEO Keyno. Following the successful Fidelity pilot, Visa is positioning Tap to Confirm as a premium security and authentication solution with global expansion planned throughout the year. FAQ Q: What is Tap to Confirm? Tap to Confirm lets cardholders verify possess

// // SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Visa (NYSE:V) today announced that its Exchange Offer for Class B-1 and B-2 common stock expired on May 8, 2026. The Exchange Offer allowed each participating holder of Class B common stock to exchange their shares of Class B common stock for a combination of Visa’s Class B-3 common stock, Visa’s Class C common stock and, where applicable, cash in lieu of fractional shares. Today, Visa has accepted approximately 2.7 million shares of Class B-1 common stock and approximately 119.8 million shares of Class B-2 common stock tendered in the Exchange Offer. Based on the number of shares that were tendered, Visa will issue in exchange: 1 approximately 60.6 million shares of Class B-3 common stock; approximately 23.3 million shares of Class C common stock; and in lieu of issuing fractional shares, Visa will pay cash based on the reported closing Class A common stock price on the NYSE as of the expiration date of $318.79. The accepted stock includes approximately 98 percent of outstanding Class B-1 and B-2 shares, representing approximately 55 percent of outstanding Class B-1 shares and over 99 percent of outstanding Class B-2 shares. Settlement of the exchange will be made promptly. About Visa Visa (NYSE: V) is a world leader in digital payments, facilitating transactions between consumers, sellers, financial institutions and government entities across more than 200 countries and territories. Our mission is to connect the world through the most innovative, convenient, reliable and secure payments network, enabling individuals, businesses and economies to thrive. We believe that economies that include everyone everywhere, uplift everyone everywhere and see access as foundational to the future of money movement. Learn more at Visa.com . Additional Information and Where to Find It The Exchange Offer was made solely by the Prospectus. Visa has also filed with the SEC a Schedule TO, which contains important information about the Exchange Offer. Copies of the Prospectus, the Registration Statement, the Schedule TO, the Letter of Transmittal and other related documents, and any other information that Visa files electronically with the SEC, may be obtained free of charge at the SEC’s website at www.sec.gov . Visa has engaged Equiniti Trust Company, LLC and Sodali & Co. to act respectively as exchange agent and information agent for the Exchange Offer. To obtain copies of the Prospectus, the Letter of Transmittal and other related documents and for questions about the terms of the Exchange Offer, you may contact the Information Agent toll-free at (800) 662-5200 (for stockholders) or (203) 658-9400 (for banks and brokers). Forward-Looking Statements This communication contains forward-looking statements that relate to, among other things, the consumm

// // SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Visa (NYSE: V) today announced its participation in the following investor conferences. On Tuesday, May 19, Chris Suh, Chief Financial Officer, will present at the J.P. Morgan Global Technology, Media and Communications Conference. The discussion will begin at 9:25 a.m. Eastern Time and last for approximately 35 minutes. On Thursday, May 28, Ryan McInerney, Chief Executive Officer, will present at the Bernstein Strategic Decisions Conference. The discussion will begin at 8:00 a.m. Eastern Time and last for approximately 50 minutes. On Wednesday, June 3, Chris Newkirk, President, Commercial & Money Movement Solutions, will present at the Baird Global Consumer, Technology & Services Conference. The discussion will begin at 10:15 a.m. Eastern Time and last for approximately 30 minutes. Listen-only audio webcasts and replays will be accessible for 30 days following each event and available on the Investor Relations website at investor.visa.com . About Visa Visa (NYSE: V) is a world leader in digital payments, facilitating transactions between consumers, sellers, financial institutions and government entities across more than 200 countries and territories. Our mission is to connect the world through the most innovative, convenient, reliable and secure payments network, enabling individuals, businesses and economies to thrive. We believe that economies that include everyone everywhere, uplift everyone everywhere and see access as foundational to the future of money movement. Learn more at Visa.com . Investor Relations: Jennifer Como, 650-432-7644, [email protected] Media Relations: Fletcher Cook, 650-432-2990, [email protected] Source: Visa Inc.

Stablecoin settlement pilot sees record growth 50% quarter over quarter, reaching $7B run rate. Today, Visa (NYSE: V) announced that it is adding five blockchains to its global stablecoin settlement pilot, expanding how issuers and acquirers can settle with the network. As stablecoins move into mainstream payment flows, Visa’s stablecoin settlement pilot now supports nine blockchains and has reached a $7 billion annualized stablecoin settlement run rate, up 50% since last quarter. Visa is adding support for five additional blockchains, further expanding its multi-chain settlement capabilities. “Our partners are building in a multi-chain world, and they expect their options to reflect that reality,” said Rubail Birwadker, Global Head of Growth Products and Strategic Partnerships, Visa. “Expanding our stablecoin settlement pilot program to more blockchains means our partners can choose the networks that best fit their needs, while relying on Visa to provide a common settlement layer

Visa’s Agentic Ready program is now available in Asia Pacific and Latin America Designed to support the payments ecosystem as it prepares for a new era of agentic commerce Visa Inc. (NYSE: V) today announced the expansion of its global Agentic Ready program to clients in Asia Pacific and Latin America. First launched with banks and issuing partners across Europe, including the UK, Agentic Ready is designed to support the payments ecosystem as it prepares for the emergence of agent-led commerce. As the next generation of commerce takes shape, AI agents are moving beyond answering questions to taking action—searching, deciding, and ultimately paying on behalf of consumers and businesses. This shift has meaningful implications for the global payments ecosystem, from how transactions are authorized to how trust, security, and control are maintained at scale. What Visa Agentic Ready Provides Visa Agentic Ready is a global program designed to help issuing banks and payment partners prepare

Visa (NYSE: V) today announced its fiscal second quarter 2026 financial results through an earnings release that will be furnished with the Securities and Exchange Commission on a Form 8-K and available on its Investor Relations website at investor.visa.com/financial-information/quarterly-earnings/default.aspx . Visa will host a live audio webcast at 2:00 p.m. Pacific Time (5:00 p.m. Eastern Time) to discuss these financial results. The webcast and all related materials can also be accessed through Visa’s Investor Relations website at investor.visa.com . About Visa Visa (NYSE: V) is a world leader in digital payments, facilitating transactions between consumers, sellers, financial institutions and government entities across more than 200 countries and territories. Our mission is to connect the world through the most innovative, convenient, reliable and secure payments network, enabling individuals, businesses and economies to thrive. We believe that economies that include everyone

Visa has joined the Tempo network as an anchor validator, supporting transaction validation and accelerating the development of onchain payment infrastructure. Visa (NYSE:V), a global leader in digital payments, today announced it has officially launched its validator node on the Tempo network, marking a key milestone in Visa’s continued advancement of blockchain infrastructure leadership and its role in shaping stablecoin payments. The launch underscores Visa’s commitment to running critical blockchain operations in-house and strengthening the foundations of onchain payment innovation. Tempo, the next generation blockchain built for agentic commerce and real-time payments, has expanded its validator ecosystem to include leading financial and commerce partners. Visa, Stripe, and Zodia Custody by Standard Chartered will serve as the first external validators to join the Tempo network, with additional participants to be announced by Tempo. “We’ve spent years building our expertise in

Visa (NYSE: V) today commenced an Exchange Offer pursuant to which its Class B-1 and Class B-2 common stock may be exchanged for a combination of Visa’s Class B-3 common stock, Visa’s Class C common stock, which will be freely tradeable following temporary transfer restrictions, and, where applicable, cash consideration in lieu of fractional shares. This is the second Exchange Offer in a previously announced program that enables Visa to permit the release of transfer restrictions on portions of Visa’s Class B common stock. The Exchange Offer will expire on May 8, 2026, at one minute after 11:59 p.m. New York City time unless extended or earlier terminated by Visa (the “Expiration Date”). Settlement of the shares will be made promptly following the Expiration Date. Key Elements of the Exchange Offer In exchange for each share of Class B-1 common stock validly tendered (and not withdrawn) and accepted by Visa, a participating Class B-1 stockholder will receive: one quarter of a newly

Visa (NYSE: V) will report its fiscal second quarter 2026 financial results on Tuesday, April 28, 2026. After market close, Visa will furnish the results with the Securities and Exchange Commission and post them, along with accompanying financial information, on the Visa Investor Relations website. Visa will issue a news wire alert when the earnings materials are publicly available, including a link to those documents. Visa’s executive management team will then host a live audio webcast beginning at 2:00 p.m. Pacific Time (5:00 p.m. Eastern Time) to discuss financial results and business highlights. All interested parties are invited to listen to the live webcast at investor.visa.com . A replay of the webcast will be available on the Visa Investor Relations website for 30 days. Visa is currently in its customary “quiet period” during which time company executives will not be interacting with the investment community. This quiet period will be in place until fiscal second quarter 2026