PayPay Corp
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See all $PAYP insider activity →PayPay's stock rose 6.92% to $15.67, with a market cap of $10.6B, ahead of its earnings report. The gain was partly attributed to options expiration. Analysts have an average price target of $24. The company, controlled by SoftBank, operates Japan's leading mobile payment app and went public in March at $16 per share.
PayPay stock rose 6.2% after a bearish options position expired worthless, triggering a relief rally. The company reported a 3.1% earnings beat in its last quarter, with EPS of $0.17 and revenue above expectations. Analysts hold a bullish stance with an average price target above current levels. The broader market showed little influence on the move.
Binance Pay launched at PayPay merchants in Japan, enabling overseas visitors to pay with crypto while merchants receive yen. The service, live since September 30, 2026, targets Binance's 48 million users and supports 10% discounts. PayPay is accepted at millions of locations, and the integration is part of Binance's crypto payment strategy.
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PayPay's stock rose 6.92% to $15.67, with a market cap of $10.6B, ahead of its earnings report. The gain was partly attributed to options expiration. Analysts have an average price target of $24. The company, controlled by SoftBank, operates Japan's leading mobile payment app and went public in March at $16 per share.
The options expiry removed downside pressure and the earnings beat reinforced bullish sentiment, likely supporting further upside.
Binance Pay launched at PayPay merchants in Japan, enabling overseas visitors to pay with crypto while merchants receive yen. The service, live since September 30, 2026, targets Binance's 48 million users and supports 10% discounts. PayPay is accepted at millions of locations, and the integration is part of Binance's crypto payment strategy.
Seven & i Holdings and Seven-Eleven Japan partnered with SoftBank, PayPay, LY Corporation and Sumitomo Mitsui Card to link 7-Eleven’s store network with digital payments and AI services. Seven & i said it formed equity ties with SoftBank, PayPay and Sumitomo Mitsui Card, with 7iD integrating with PayPay accounts and points interoperability at stores.
The deal increases PayPay’s distribution and data access via 7-Eleven, potentially improving engagement and monetization over time.
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PayPay's stock rose 6.92% to $15.67, with a market cap of $10.6B, ahead of its earnings report. The gain was partly attributed to options expiration. Analysts have an average price target of $24. The company, controlled by SoftBank, operates Japan's leading mobile payment app and went public in March at $16 per share.
1 min readPayPay stock rose 6.2% after a bearish options position expired worthless, triggering a relief rally. The company reported a 3.1% earnings beat in its last quarter, with EPS of $0.17 and revenue above expectations. Analysts hold a bullish stance with an average price target above current levels. The broader market showed little influence on the move.
1 min readBinance Pay launched at PayPay merchants in Japan, enabling overseas visitors to pay with crypto while merchants receive yen. The service, live since September 30, 2026, targets Binance's 48 million users and supports 10% discounts. PayPay is accepted at millions of locations, and the integration is part of Binance's crypto payment strategy.
1 min readSeven & i Holdings and Seven-Eleven Japan partnered with SoftBank, PayPay, LY Corporation and Sumitomo Mitsui Card to link 7-Eleven’s store network with digital payments and AI services. Seven & i said it formed equity ties with SoftBank, PayPay and Sumitomo Mitsui Card, with 7iD integrating with PayPay accounts and points interoperability at stores.
3 min readPayPay (NasdaqGS:PAYP) said it is expanding a Japan retail payments alliance with Seven & i Holdings, SEVEN-ELEVEN JAPAN, SoftBank and LY Corporation. The partners plan to link user IDs, integrate PayPay Points across 7-Eleven, and have PayPay develop the Seven-Eleven app, aiming to expand cashless payments and data-driven services. PayPay shares were $15.67, up 5.6% weekly and down 13.7% YTD.
5 min readSeven & i Holdings said it secured Y300bn ($1.91bn) via a third-party allotment of treasury shares, with SoftBank, PayPay and Sumitomo Mitsui Card each subscribing Y100bn for 48.30 million common shares. The capital supports partnerships linking 7-Eleven Japan’s 20,000+ stores with partners’ digital platforms, including plans to link 7iD with PayPay accounts.
5 min readSeven & i Holdings said it will receive 300 billion yen ($1.9 billion) from SoftBank, PayPay and Sumitomo Mitsui Card, with each investing 100 billion yen for a 2.27% stake. The deal will integrate customer IDs between Seven & i and PayPay to build a loyalty ecosystem across 100 million+ users, and combine store operations with AI and robotics know-how.
2 min readPayPay Corp said it will form a strategic and capital alliance with Seven & i Holdings and its Seven-Eleven Japan unit, alongside SoftBank and LY Corp. PayPay and SoftBank will subscribe for Seven & i shares via a third-party allotment of treasury shares. The partners plan to integrate 7iD with PayPay ID, launch PayPay Points, and develop a Seven-Eleven app, using shared data and promotions.
4 min readSeven & i Holdings and Seven-Eleven Japan said they formed strategic alliances with SoftBank, PayPay, LINE Yahoo, and Sumitomo Mitsui Card to combine store networks with digital services in Japan. The groups agreed 300 billion yen in capital ties, with each partner investing 100 billion yen via treasury-share allotment. Seven & i’s 7iD will integrate with PayPay ID.
3 min readSeven & i Holdings will receive a combined 300 billion yen ($620m each) investment from SoftBank, PayPay and Sumitomo Mitsui Card, which will each buy a 2.27% stake, according to a filing. Seven & i also announced a 400 billion yen share buyback. The moves follow profit pressure and a failed Couche-Tard takeover attempt.
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