Immigration policy uncertainty and economic stress, especially among lower-income consumers, weighed on growth across all three segments, with the most pronounced impact on Money Transfer and epay. That said, despite the external headwinds that pressured the quarter, we remain excited about the growth initiatives underway across all our segments that will drive business momentum through 2026. I would be remiss not to highlight the resiliency of our EFT segment, which delivered solid growth and once again demonstrated its role as a stabilizing earnings engine. Stepping back and looking at full-year results, despite a difficult operating backdrop, I'm proud to say that we delivered another year of double-digit EPS growth, consistent with our history as a publicly held company.
Looking ahead to 2026, we expect to continue that performance with adjusted EPS growth in the 10%-15% range. Based on our track record and the investments we have made, we are now confident in our ability to deliver another year of double-digit earnings growth. In periods of uncertainty, I believe that history does matter, and this chart on slide five shows our ability to consistently deliver top-line growth year-over-year. During the year, we also acquired Kyodai in our Money Transfer segment, and we announced the acquisition of CrediaBank's merchant acquiring business.
We continued to invest in growth opportunities across all three segments, particularly in areas where we were accelerating our digital strategy. Not only will these deals contribute to our growth, names like these demonstrate that our products are being recognized as market leaders and drive value. So while we've experienced some pressure from immigration and the economy, we've continued to keep our eye on execution of all our growth initiatives as we enter 2026. As we've discussed in prior calls, our business is built around two core revenue pillars: payment and transaction processing, and cross-border and foreign exchange.