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PYPL Insider Trades and Greediness Scores

PayPal Holdings, Inc. (PYPL) insider trades: since Dec 1, 2025, Greedy Insider recorded 1 open-market buys and 64 sales on Form 4 from 8 insiders. The strongest recent filing scored 84 (Strong).

Who bought and who sold

Across the last 65 scoreable Form 4 transactions in PYPL, 1 were open-market purchases and 64 were sales. The table lists the most recent filings with each one's Greediness Score, so the structurally unusual trades are easy to spot first.

InsiderRoleTypeSharesDateScore
Keller FrankPres., Checkout Sol. & PayPalSell907.050882.72026-10-1555View
Natali ChrisSVP, Chief Accounting OfficerSell1291.072425.12026-10-1580View
Webster AaronEVP, Global Chief Risk OfficerSell3883.0217836.32026-10-1579View
Miller Jamie SChief Fin & Op OfficerSell6129.0331149.882026-09-1577View
Natali ChrisSVP, Chief Accounting OfficerSell552.030249.62026-09-0376View
Kereere SuzanPresidentSell1100.059981.022026-09-0370View
Kereere SuzanPresidentSell995.055511.8482026-09-0370View
Kereere SuzanPresidentSell1284.072789.72026-09-0370View
Keller FrankPres., Checkout Sol. & PayPalSell2427.0132715.642026-09-0365View
Keller FrankPres., Checkout Sol. & PayPalSell1000.055741.02026-09-0359View

The strongest recent filing

Natali Chris (SVP, Chief Accounting Officer) sold 1,109 shares of PayPal Holdings, Inc. on Jan 15, 2026, a filing that scored 84 (Strong). It scored Strong because a senior insider was trading and it was direct personal ownership. The score describes the filing, not future returns. This is not investment advice.

Cluster activity

A cluster buy is present: 5 insiders (Keller Frank, Webster Aaron, Natali Chris, Chriss James Alexander) traded PYPL the same direction within a 7-day window. Shared conviction is a stronger structural signal than a lone trade.

How this compares with PayPal Holdings, Inc.'s own history

Open-market buys make up 2% of the 65 scoreable PYPL transactions on record between Dec 1, 2025 and Oct 15, 2026. Comparing a filing with the company's own buy/sell mix is how you tell a routine disposal from an unusual accumulation.

Methodology and sources

Scores come from six published, user-adjustable factors (insider role, cluster activity, trade size versus the insider's own history, position impact, filing urgency, and direct versus indirect ownership). The score describes the filing, not future returns. This is not investment advice.

Key facts

  • Scoreable Form 4 transactions on record: 65
  • Open-market buys: 1
  • Sales: 64
  • Distinct insiders: 8
  • Strongest recent Greediness Score: 84 (Strong)

Primary sources

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The score describes the filing, not future returns. This is not investment advice.