Visa also indicated that overall U.S. volume trends ticked higher in January relative to December. Jefferies analyst Trevor Williams called that trend “healthy.” See also: How

Visa on Thursday reported $5.1 billion of profits for the final three months of 2024, up 5% from the year prior, as consumer spending remains solid even as some inflation persists. Visa’s per-share earnings for its fiscal first quarter amounted to $2.

The card brand also touted its payments partnership with the social media platform X as evidence of strength in its partnership strategy.