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Visa Inc. (NYSE:V) shares are trading marginally higher on Tuesday. The company launched its Money Movement Advisory Practice in the U.S. and Canada through Visa Consulting & Analytics (VCA).
This new service aims to assist clients and partners in navigating the complex money movement industry and seizing opportunities within the estimated $200 trillion global market.
Visa’s Money Movement Advisory Practice addresses the growing demand for seamless payments and mobile experiences.
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It focuses on ‘Money Movement,’ which includes various methods for transferring funds across platforms.
These services connect clients to up to 8.5 billion endpoints in over 190 countries and territories across 160 currencies, advancing a more innovative financial ecosystem.
VCA Implementation Support and Services will also play a crucial role in enabling clients to effectively utilize Visa’s Money Movement solutions, accelerating product integration, time to market, and adoption.
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Kate Manfred, North America Head of Advisory Services at Visa, said, “Clients are actively seeking effective strategies to meet the increasing customer demand for quick, reliable payments.”
“Visa can be their strategic partner, offering innovative solutions for money movement that will drive new sources of growth and customer retention.”
Investors can gain access to the stock via iShares U.S. Financial Services ETF (NYSE:IYG) and SPDR Select Sector Fund – Financial (NYSE:XLF).
Price Action: V shares are up 0.25% at $268.87 at the last check Tuesday.
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