Adyen
Payments
A single financial technology platform for payments.
Cards
Listed
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Overview
A programmable payments platform for online and in-person payments, with additional products for issuing, billing and embedded financial services. Its current FintechMall profile covers online payments, in-person payments, billing, and issuing.
For selection purposes, assess customer groups including Startups, SMBs, Enterprise, and Marketplaces, operations or marketed coverage described as Global, and integration options including API, SDK, Dashboard, and Hosted against the exact contracting entity, product edition and market needed.
At a glance
- Headquarters
- United States / Ireland
- Operating regions
- Global
- Operational status
- Active
- Integration
- API, SDK, Dashboard, Hosted
- Pricing model
- Per-transaction, Usage-based
Profile reviewed on 2026-07-07
Capabilities
Online payments
In-person payments
Billing
Issuing
Common use cases
- Accepting and routing digital payments
- Collecting funds and paying out merchants or users
- Adding payment acceptance to a platform or marketplace
- Launching physical or virtual card programmes
- Adding card issuing, processing or tokenisation capabilities
Coverage and infrastructure
Operating regions
Global
Integration and developer experience
APISDKDashboardHosted
Commercial model
- Pricing model
- Per-transaction, Usage-based
Evaluation
Common fit signals
- Digital businesses
- Marketplaces
- SaaS billing
- Broad product suite
- Strong developer tooling
Questions to evaluate
- Availability and pricing vary by market
- Confirm merchant eligibility, supported markets and whether acquiring is local or cross-border.
- Compare payment methods, settlement currencies, payout timing and reconciliation outputs.
- Review pricing, reserves, chargeback handling, fraud tooling and service-level commitments directly with the provider.
- Confirm which party provides scheme membership, BIN sponsorship, processing and programme management.
- Review supported countries, currencies, card types, tokenisation, 3-D Secure and mobile-wallet provisioning.
- Clarify authorisation controls, disputes, chargebacks, fraud responsibility and card-manufacturing dependencies.
These points are selection questions, not findings of deficiency. Confirm current products, terms and regulatory status directly with the provider and official registers.
Related entities
Related companies, products and networks with a verified relationship.
Where this provider fits
Relevant stacks
Accept payments globallyAcquirers and gateways
Role: Broad digital payment acceptance
Launch marketplace payoutsCollection and merchant payments
Role: Marketplace payment infrastructure
Related by category
- Launch a European fintech
- Issue physical and virtual cards
- Add accounts and IBANs
- Add stablecoin settlement
Category matches are a discovery aid, not curated stack placements.
Official and primary sources
- Official websiteOfficial siteAccessed 2026-07-07
Profile reviewed on 2026-07-07. Compiled by FintechMall from public information; not supplied or endorsed by the provider.
This profile is provided for information and comparison purposes. Listing does not imply endorsement, partnership or regulatory approval by FintechMall. Confirm current products, availability and regulatory status directly with the provider and relevant official registers.
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