Corpay, Inc.

• CPAY Stock Price 24h change: -3.06%. From 330.77 USD to 320.66 USD. The decline was accompanied by higher trading volume, often seen as a signal of short-term selling pressure despite recent positive momentum in the previous weeks.
• Technical indicators show a neutral RSI of approximately 65.2 and a bullish MACD, though the price has recently triggered a sell signal from a pivot top. The stock maintains a "bullish trend in a pullback" as the short-term trend remains positive above rising 20-day and 50-day moving averages, while the long-term trend is neutral.
• Corpay recently saw its first insider purchase in nine years, with Lead Independent Director Steven Stull buying $2.5 million worth of shares on January 6, 2026, signaling strong internal confidence.
• Oppenheimer recently upgraded Corpay to "Outperform," citing the company as a "growth at a discount" opportunity with significant double-digit earnings growth projected for 2026.
• Corpay's Corporate Payments segment continues to drive growth, with analysts forecasting a 12% EPS gain in 2026 supported by high customer retention rates of 92%.
• PayPal Ventures led a $12 million Series A funding round for Dutch paytech Klearly, highlighting continued venture capital interest in specialized SMB payment processing solutions.
• Latin American fintech giant Nu Holdings reached 127 million customers, with analysts projecting 31% revenue growth for 2026, underscoring the rapid expansion of digital banking in emerging markets.

• CPAY Stock Price 24h change: -2.91%. From 330.77 USD to 321.14 USD. The price dropped as the stock underperformed competitors on Friday, despite recent positive insider buying and institutional interest.
• Technical indicators show a mixed outlook: the 50-day moving average ($302.90) is slightly below the 200-day moving average ($306.36), suggesting a consolidation phase. The RSI is neutral, but the stock remains sensitive to the $330 resistance level and $315 support zone.
• Campbell & CO Investment Adviser LLC recently purchased 12,044 shares of Corpay, valued at approximately $3.47 million, signaling institutional confidence in the company's B2B payment growth.
• Director Steven T. Stull increased his stake by 37.66%, purchasing 8,000 shares at an average price of $314.98, which has provided a psychological floor for the stock near those levels.
• Corpay's recent shift from the Fleetcor brand to a diversified B2B payments model has maintained a strong 5-year average ROE of 31.1%, attracting analysts like Oppenheimer who maintain an "Outperform" rating.
• The U.S. government has proposed a temporary 10% cap on credit card interest rates starting January 20, 2026, creating potential regulatory headwinds for the broader fintech and lending sector.
• JPMorgan Chase has signaled a massive $18B tech and AI budget for 2026 to compete with fintech challengers, intensifying the "arms race" for AI-driven payment infrastructure and agentic commerce.