Fintech company Payoneer, once valued at $3.3 billion after a SPAC merger in 2021, is now seeking a buyer and has suspended its earnings guidance due to macroeconomic uncertainties. The firm reported lower-than-expected earnings per share for the first quarter, leading to a nearly 14% drop in its stock price. Payoneer serves small and medium-sized businesses across over 190 countries, with a workforce primarily based in Israel.

Affirm's stock rose 10% after the company exceeded earnings expectations with 20 cents per share and $876 million in revenue, reflecting a 33% year-over-year increase. CEO Max Levchin highlighted strong consumer transaction growth and successful partnerships with major retailers, despite competition from Klarna. Affirm also reported significant growth in its Affirm Card usage and emphasized their focus on responsible lending practices.

Robinhood exceeded earnings expectations by $81 million, adding 2.3 million new users and achieving 45% year-over-year revenue growth. With significant increases across various metrics and a diversified business model, the company is better positioned for future market fluctuations compared to its previous downturns.

Visa has launched the Commercial Integrated Partners Program aimed at streamlining integrations for fintech companies. In addition, Visa reported strong Q2 2025 earnings, introducing products like Visa AR Manager and partnering with Webull to enhance real-time money movement for users.