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Visa’s $10B Argentina Power Play? Hidden Synergies Investors Can’t Ignore!
In a move that underscores its ambition to deepen its infrastructure footprint beyond traditional card rails, Visa has agreed to acquire Argentina-based Prisma Medios de Pago and its payments arm Newpay from Advent International. The transaction, expected to close in Visa’s fiscal second quarter of 2026, represents far more than a geographic expansion. Prisma operates core credit, debit, and prepaid issuer processing in Argentina, while Newpay runs the Banelco ATM network, real-time payments services, and the widely used PagoMisCuentas bill payment platform. The acquisition comes as Visa delivers strong financial momentum—15% revenue growth in its most recent quarter, robust cross-border expansion, and accelerating value-added services growth—while also investing heavily in tokenization, agentic commerce, stablecoin settlement, and issuer processing modernization.
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