Analysis suggests that Visa (V) is highly resilient to President Trump's proposed 10% credit card interest rate cap because its core business model relies primarily on transaction fees, not interest income.

  • The company's long-term stability is supported by its strong 16-year history of dividend growth.
  • Resilience is further bolstered by a multi-year $30 billion share repurchase authorization, initiated in April 2025.
  • This repurchase plan helps buffer potential litigation costs, including a recent $615 million charge.