UBS Highlights Mastercard (MA)’s Long-Term Growth Following Agent Pay Launch

Mastercard Inc. (NYSE:MA) ranks among the best fintech stocks to buy as digital payments volume surges. On June 25, UBS reiterated its Buy rating on Mastercard Inc. (NYSE:MA) and set a price objective of $640 for the company's shares. The rating followed the firm's hosting of Mastercard Inc (NYSE:MA) executives for three days of investor meetings.

The meetings involved discussions around agentic commerce, namely Agent Pay for Machines, the purchase of BVNK, value-added services and products, international travel, net revenue growth, MDL-1720, and the competitive landscape and portfolio successes.

The talks, according to UBS, complemented earlier disclosures while boosting optimism regarding Mastercard's medium-to-longer-term growth forecast and resilience.

According to UBS's reverse discounted cash flow analysis, MA's current share price implies a net revenue compound annual growth rate of about 4% from 2031 to 2040, which the firm believes will be significantly lower than what the firm will achieve.

Meanwhile, as previously noted, on June 10, Mastercard Inc (NYSE:MA) launched Agent Pay for Machines, a new service that will enable regulated, coordinated, and machine-speed transactions over its global payments network.

Mastercard Inc (NYSE:MA) operates in the payments industry and is one of the leading payment processors for everyday consumers, financial institutions, governments, and businesses. The company is headquartered in New York, United States.

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