Levi and Korsinsky is investigating PayPal Holdings over potential disclosure issues tied to key performance metrics and the prominence of adjusted versus GAAP results. The probe follows PayPal’s Feb. 3, 2026 earnings update, when the company reported adjusted EPS of $1.23 and quarterly revenue of $8.68 billion, both below expectations, and the stock fell about 19-20% to roughly a 12-month low near $42. The investigation is examining how PayPal presented metrics such as Total Payment Volume and active account trends ahead of the release and whether any material declines were known before being disclosed.

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