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PayPal
Price 53.75USD
▲ 0.44 (0.83%)
Dividend Yield 1.07%
Payout Ratio 7.94%
Dividend Growth 0 years
ISIN US70450Y1038
Ticker PYPL
Sector Financial Services
Industry Credit Services
Index NASDAQ
Updated: Sep 11, 2026, 7:39:50 PM (UTC)

PayPal Dividends

Time for the next dividend:
Not announced yet
Dividend/share amount Ex-dividend Date Payment Date Dividend Yield
Next Dividend N/A N/A N/A N/A
Last Dividend $0.14 9/4/26 9/25/26 0.25%
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Dividend/share amountN/A
Ex-dividend DateN/A
Payment DateN/A
Dividend YieldN/A
Last Dividend
Dividend/share amount$0.14
Ex-dividend Date9/4/26
Payment Date9/25/26
Dividend Yield0.25%
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PayPal Dividend Calendar

Event Day
Last trading date September 3, 2026
Ex-date September 4, 2026
Record date September 4, 2026
Payable date September 25, 2026

*Dividend data confirmed by the company
Source: PayPal
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PayPal dividend history

Ex-DateAmountVariationDiv. Yield
2026$0.42200.00%0.87%
3/4/26$0.140.30%
6/4/26$0.140.33%
9/4/26$0.140.25%
2025$0.140.23%
11/19/25$0.140.23%

PayPal Dividend Analysis

Yield last year
0.23%
0/3
Growth last year
0.00%
0/3
Years in a row paying
2
0/3
Yield Last 5 years
0.00%
0/3
Growth last 5 years
0.00%
0/3
Consecutive years of rising dividends
0
0/3
Yield last 10 years
0.00%
0/3
Growth last 10 years
0.00%
0/3
Payout Ratio
2.59%
0/3
Final Score
0/27

PayPal FAQ

PayPal has not announced its next dividend yet. Its most recent dividend was $0.14 per share.

PayPal has not announced its next payment date yet. Its most recent dividend was paid on September 25, 2026 to shareholders who held the shares before September 4, 2026.

The most recent dividend from PayPal was $0.14 per share, paid on September 25, 2026.

Once a year, in November, PayPal rewards its shareholders with the dividend.

The past year saw PayPal reach a dividend yield of 0.23%.

The payout ratio of the last fiscal year for PayPal is 2.59%, therefore, profits are sufficient to pay the dividend.

The dividend history of PayPal, limited to just one year, does not provide enough information to assess whether its dividends are increasing.