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PayPal Holdings, Inc. (PYPL) stock score

Financial Services · Credit Services · United States

$55.53 ▲ +0.93% today

73.4
Dad Score, out of 100
good

PayPal Holdings, Inc. (PYPL) is a Credit Services company in the Financial Services sector, listed in the United States. On DadFin's weekly run it scores 73.4 out of 100 on the Dad Score, a good reading that places the business ahead of 73% of the 5,774 US and Canadian stocks DadFin fully scores. Inside Financial Services it ranks #416 of 1,228. Its strongest axes are valuation, quality and risk; its weakest are growth and price action.

Scores from the run of Oct 4, 2026. The Dad Score answers one question: how good is this business, measured against its own sector. How it is built →

The eight axes

Valuation
Above average
Quality
Strong
Growth
Below average
Price action
Below average
Risk
Strong
Conviction
Below average
Liquidity
Strong
Macro
Above average

Each axis is ranked inside the stock's own sector. Subscribers see the percentile and every input behind each bar.

Key numbers

P/E (trailing)10.0×
P/E (forward)9.1×
Dividend yield1.06%
Return on capital20.0%
Operating margin17.0%
Revenue growth (YoY)+4.3%
FCF yield11.7%
Net debt / EBITDA0.46×
Piotroski F-Score9 / 9
52-week change-25.1%
Market cap$45.5B
Next earningsOct 27, 2026

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Credit Services peers

StockCompanyDad ScoreBandMarket cap
VVisa Inc.44.8middling$677.1B
MAMastercard Incorporated59.3middling$483.8B
AXPAmerican Express Company83.6good$204.5B
COFCapital One Financial Corporation99.8strong$119.5B
AFRMAffirm Holdings, Inc.56.3middling$23.9B
SYFSynchrony Financial58.0middling$23.4B
SOFISoFi Technologies, Inc.53.8middling$20.4B
ALLYAlly Financial Inc.64.0middling$11.5B

Prices from DadFin's live feed (refreshed about every 15 minutes in the session); scores from the weekly run of Oct 4, 2026. Fundamentals as reported in the latest filings. Research, not investment advice.