PYPL

PayPal Holdings, Inc.

September 25, 2026 · intraday

Rarity
1.21
Peak move
+5.61%
Float cap
$48.1B

PayPal Holdings, Inc. operates a global, two-sided payments network connecting consumers and merchants. It offers digital wallets and branded checkout, person-to-person transfers, buy now, pay later, credit and debit products, in-person point-of-sale, payouts, and risk tools. Revenue comes primarily from fees charged for payment transactions and related services based on activity processed on its platform.

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What we found

7 events · 0 from SEC or newswire · 0 timed with the move
  • Key eventproduct_launch

    PayPal's PYUSD stablecoin expanded to 70 new markets globally, extending the reach of its regulated dollar-backed token.

  • Key eventacquisition_target

    A U.S. West Coast technology company is reportedly evaluating an all-stock takeover of PayPal, with PayPal's board said to prefer an all-cash deal after the Stripe-Advent consortium walked away.

  • large_option_expiry

    Bullish option flow in PayPal with 28,641 calls trading at 3x expected volume and implied volatility up over 4 points to 38.36%, with the most active contracts being the 9/25 weekly 54 and 56 calls.

  • notable_investor_comment

    Great Hill Capital chairman Thomas Hayes, writing as a PayPal shareholder on Sept 22, said Meta should acquire PayPal for about $90 billion, calling it a ~7% free cash flow yield that could save Meta '5-10 years' in building a super-app against Elon Musk's Xmoney.

  • Key eventproduct_launch

    PayPal announced a partnership with Meta allowing PayPal customers to shop and complete checkouts through Meta's Muse personal AI agent across PayPal's global merchant network, extending Muse's payment options beyond Stripe's Link.

  • analyst_rating

    Deutsche Bank raised its price target on PayPal to $55 from $50 while keeping a Hold rating on the shares.

  • analyst_rating

    Wells Fargo maintained a Hold rating on PayPal and raised its price target to $61 from $45.