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Fiserv, Inc.
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AI demand
Fundingsourceswhere the money comes fromNetworks &railscard networks, banks, reg…Wallets &platformsthe checkout button & ris…Gateways &brandsprocessors, P2P, remittan…Merchants &consumerswho pays & gets paidBNKIssuing & sponsor banksYOUCardholders & accountholdersVVisaMAMastercardAXPAmerican ExpressFIFiservSTARAccel / STAR networkCLVCloverFNXFinxactCARCaratISSCard issuing (VisionPLUS)PAYDigital paymentsMERMerchantsFISFinancial institutionsYOUConsumers
Company details
Market cap
$30B
P/E ratio
10×
Div yield
EPS (TTM)
$5.60
Profit margin
15%
Rev. growth
+4%
Revenue
$21B
Free cash flow
$4B
In plain English
Fiserv is the plumbing behind the payments system — it quietly runs technology for ~10,000 banks and credit unions and ~6M merchant locations, processing ~90B transactions a year. Its revenue splits almost in half: Merchant Solutions (Clover POS + the Carat enterprise platform) and Financial Solutions (core banking, card issuing and money movement like Zelle and bill pay). It bought First Data in 2019 for ~$22B to get Clover and the merchant-acquiring business.
In simple terms
What Fiserv, Inc. really sells
Fiserv is the plumbing behind the payments system — it quietly runs technology for ~10,000 banks and credit unions and ~6M merchant locations, processing ~90B transactions a year. Its revenue splits almost in half: Merchant Solutions (Clover POS + the Carat enterprise platform) and Financial Solutions (core banking, card issuing and money movement like Zelle and bill pay). It bought First Data in 2019 for ~$22B to get Clover and the merchant-acquiring business.
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