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TPV surged 92% as ride-hailing and travel merchants drove growth across Latin America.

Moby summary of DLocal Limited's Q2 2026 earnings call

DLocal Ltd (DLO) reports a 92% surge in total payment volume, driven by ride-hailing and travel verticals, while raising full-year guidance for TPV and gross profit growth.

DLocal (NASDAQ:DLO) reported second-quarter 2026 total payment volume of $17.7 billion, up 92% from a year earlier, as growth in ride-hailing, travel, remittances, e-commerce and other verticals drove record volume and gross profit. Chief Executive Officer Pedro Arnt said the company processed more

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Pedro Arnt: Good afternoon, everyone, and thank you for joining us today. The story of the past 10 years is one of consistent compounding growth built on a vision of helping world-class merchants reach consumers across emerging markets or, as we like to call them, the markets of the future.

dLocal Limited (NASDAQ:DLO) shares traded lower in premarket action Friday after the company reported first-quarter results that showed strong revenue and payment-volume growth but a slight earnings miss. Earnings Snapshot The company reported first-quarter earnings of 14 cents per share, slightly below analyst estimates of 15 cents per share. Revenue rose to $335.9 million, topping consensus estimates of $333.1 million, driven by continued expansion across multiple verticals and geographies. Gr

DLocal Ltd (DLO) reports a 73% year-on-year increase in Total Payment Volume and expands into new markets, despite rising operating expenses.

DLocal (NASDAQ:DLO) reported another quarter of rapid payment volume growth, with management pointing to broad-based merchant expansion across emerging markets while also addressing higher operating expenses and a one-time tax adjustment that weighed on reported earnings. On the company’s first-qua

Payments provider dLocal on Thursday reported a 10% dip in ‌its first-quarter net profit missing ‌analyst estimates as a one-off tax charge and ​higher expenses offset a surge in payment volumes. Net profit for the period hit $41.9 million, falling short of the $48.9 million ‌expected by ⁠analysts. Total payment volume (TPV) surged 73% to $14.1 billion, up from $8.1 billion ‌a year earlier.