In 2019 Visa made $23 billion in their total revenue and had payment volumes amounting to $8.8 trillion. The major products for Visa include; prepaid cars, credit and debit cards as well as ATM services. Its main business segments are; service, international transactions and data processing. In 2019, MasterCard made total revenue that amounted to $16.9 billion and had a payment volume that amounted to $6.5 trillion. Its main products are; consumer credit and debit, prepaid cards as well as commercial product business. It has a major business segment referred to as Payment Solutions. MasterCard shares at 60.1% performs better than those of Visa at 45.7% (Srivarasat, 2019) . The price to earnings ratio P/E for both Visa and MasterCard are above the industry average of 30.60. Visa has a P/E ratio of 34.98 and is thus cheaper than MasterCard with a P/E ratio of 39.34. Based on the Dividend Yield, MasterCard's dividend yield is 0.45% and is lower than the industry average of 0.52%. On the other hand, Visa's dividend yield is 0.56% and is thus better than that of MasterCard. On the basis of Return on Equity, Visa has a ROE of 36.09% which is lower than the