Fiserv Stock Slumps 1.16% Amid Legal Scrutiny Ranks 157th in Daily Trading Volume

On July 30, 2025, Fiserv (NYSE: FI) closed with a 1.16% decline, trading at a volume of $0.73 billion, a 22.28% drop from the prior day. The stock ranked 157th in trading activity amid ongoing legal scrutiny. Multiple law firms have initiated securities class action lawsuits against the company, alleging misleading disclosures related to its Clover platform’s performance.

Plaintiffs claim Fiserv forced Payeezy merchants to migrate to Clover, temporarily inflating revenue growth and gross payment volume (GPV) metrics. However, the strategy allegedly masked a slowdown in new merchant acquisition and led to customer attrition due to Clover’s high pricing and technical issues. Market reactions intensified in April and May 2025 as the company reported declining GPV growth, triggering sharp stock declines of over 18% in early April and 16% in May.

Investors are urged to act by September 22, 2025, to seek leadership roles in the litigation. The lawsuits allege that Fiserv’s public statements during the class period (July 2024–July 2025) were materially false, concealing operational weaknesses in its core payment solutions. Legal teams emphasize the need for investors to select counsel with proven experience in securities litigation, given the complexity of the case.

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