NEW YORK — Visa Inc. shares rose Tuesday, extending gains as the global payments company showcased advancements in artificial intelligence and digital commerce tools while maintaining momentum in transaction volumes.

The stock traded at $330.93, up 1.01 percent or $3.30, in morning activity on the New York Stock Exchange. The move reflected continued investor interest in Visa's technology investments and resilient business performance amid evolving consumer spending patterns.

Visa has emphasized innovation as a core driver of future growth. At its recent Payments Forum, the company unveiled new AI, stablecoin, and token solutions designed to enable more intelligent and programmable commerce experiences. These developments aim to enhance security, speed, and personalization across its network.

The initiatives build on Visa's strong fiscal second-quarter results. The company reported net income of approximately $6 billion and revenue of $11.23 billion, surpassing analyst expectations. Adjusted earnings per share reached $3.31, beating estimates of $3.10. Visa also raised its full-year guidance.

Visa processes trillions of dollars in transactions annually across more than 200 countries and territories. Its network benefits from scale and a diversified revenue base that includes fees from authorization, clearing, and settlement services, as well as value-added........

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