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Will the Visa-Mastercard Duopoly Change in the Future?

$V (-0,27%) and $MA (+0,38%) currently dominate global payment processing, but new trends and players might reshape the landscape.

What do you think? Which players have the potential to fill these spots?

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Paypal - $PYPL (-1,12%)

Square - $SQ (+0,48%)

Adyen - $ADYEN (+0,14%)

Alipay - $BABA (-0,85%)

11 Commenti

Casper@Pesce

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I believe Adyen will have the potential. With huge companies as McDonald's, Mango, Uber, Spotify and Ebay. Also i see a lot of smaller companies like cafes and shops using it here in the netherlands but also around the globe.

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TomTurboInvest@TomTurboInvest

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@Pesce Adyen is not a competitor to companies like Visa, Mastercard, etc. They are providing the Platform to bring the customer who is using a Credit Card and the merchant together. Adyen is managing all the transactions - online and offline via the terminals.

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Casper@Pesce

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@TomTurboInvest i thought we were talking about overall performance

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TomTurboInvest@TomTurboInvest

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@Pesce from performance perspective I fully agree - I’m in favor of Adyen.
Might be I’ve misunderstood, I thought who “breaks” the duopol of Visa and Mastercard

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Casper@Pesce

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@TomTurboInvest Yeahh im in favor of adyen growth wise as well. But i also believe that the duopol of visa and mastercard wont be broken.

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But T.@But_the_Stock_Picked_Me

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@Pesce I think Visa and Mastercard will have the ability and expertise to buy up any serious competition. I would therefor personally stick with the duopoly in the long run.

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Soprano@Soprano

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@Pesce Maybe home bias? In Germany Adyen is unknown (but Paypal is overly popular)

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Casper@Pesce

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@Soprano do you mean as in online payment method because adyen does not offer that. Instead their" backend software works behind the scenes as an end-to-end platform for payments, data, and analytics services. After integrating Adyen into their own online, mobile, and in-store payment platforms, merchants can accept over 250 types of payment methods -- including credit cards, debit cards, mobile wallets, and other payment apps"

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Manuel@Variett

1Settimana

Interesting that you dont even list $AXP who is also a big player

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Iwas M.@SSIT

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Short answer: None.

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Maximilian@Max095

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$SQ

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