visa incs march quarter results beat wall street targets reflecting growth in payments volume and transactions including the more lucrative crossborder transactions the san franciscobased company the largest us card network reported secondquarter profit rose to 365 billion or 170 a class a share from 303 billion or 138 a share a year earlier analysts surveyed by factset expected 166 a share on 683 billion of revenue service revenues which are based on payment volume from the preceding quarter rose 24 to 35 billion the company said international transaction revenue which is tied to crossborder spending rose 48 to 22 billion visa recorded about 60 million in charges during the quarter related to russia and ukraine including about 35 million from the deconsolidation of its russian subsidiary russia accounted for about 4 of visas total net revenue in the most recent business year ended in september and ukraine for about 1