Shares dropped 4.0% as investors were likely disappointed by a deceleration in key growth metrics despite stable profitability and ongoing product expansion.
- Total payment volume grew only 3% year-over-year, indicating a slowdown in top-line transaction growth.
- Net revenue excluding interchange fees rose just 2%, reflecting modest top-line expansion amid competitive and macro challenges.
- Recurring non-GAAP net income increased by 2%, in line with guidance but insufficient to offset concerns.
- Credit portfolio grew 31%, supported by working capital and credit cards, but this driver alone was not enough to buoy the stock.
- Deposits increased 15%, and client engagement metrics showed some improvement, yet investor reaction signals skepticism about near-term acceleration prospects.
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