PayPal shares have dropped by nearly a third in 2025, with user engagement trends heading in the wrong direction. Despite challenges, the company’s low valuation may be a saving grace. However, the question remains if the shares are cheap enough. Revenue has increased by 7% year over year, with adjusted earnings per share up by 12%. However, active accounts only grew by 1%, and total payment transactions declined by 5%. CFO Jamie Miller noted a slowdown in branded checkout growth, hinting at competitive pressures from other platforms. Investors must consider if PayPal can address these challenges before buying the stock.

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