During the recent earnings call

Visa says crypto-linked card usage hit $2.5 billion in its first quarter

During the recent earnings call, Visa stated that its customers made $2.5 billion in payments using its crypto-linked cards during the first fiscal quarter of 2025. That’s

Visa users made $2.5 billion in payments from crypto-linked cards

Visa users made

Visa customers made more than $2.5 billion in payments from crypto wallet-linked cards during the company’s first financial quarter of 2025 ended December 31

ayment volume in the quarter accounted for 70% of Visa’s total crypto volumes for the entire fiscal year.

Visa users made $2.5 billion in payments with crypto-connected cards during the company’s fiscal first quarter ended Dec. 31, Visa CEO Al Kelly said on the

Visa said during its recent

Visa customers made $2.5 billion in payments from crypto-linked

Payments giant Visa has been quite vocal about its interest in the crypto-verse. Seems like being an active participant in.

Visa said during its recent earnings call that customers made $2.5 billion in payments with its crypto-linked cards in its fiscal first quarter of 2025. That was 70% of the

Here's How Much Visa Earned Through Crypto Payments in its

Visa Customers Made $2.5B in Crypto-Linked Payments in Fiscal Q1

Visa’s crypto card payments rise to $2.5bn in latest quarter

Visa says its crypto-linked card payments hit $2.5 billion in Q1

Visa’s Crypto-Linked Card Users Made $2.5 Billion in Payments in

Visa Customers Made $2.5B in Crypto-Linked Payments in Fiscal

Visa

Visa customers used their crypto-linked card to make payments totaling $2.5 billion during the global payments firm’s fiscal first quarter of 2025 ended 31 December. The

Visa, the popular global payment network company, said during an earnings call that its customers made $2.5 billion (roughly Rs. 18,685 crore) in payments using its

Visa saw net revenue of $7.1bn for its first fiscal quarter of 2025, an increase of 24pc on the previous year. The company reported net income of $4bn and