Adyen
Adyen runs one in-house payments platform, with its own banking licences, that lets large companies and software platforms accept online and in-store payments in many countries and earns a small fee on the volume it processes.
It holds its own banking licences in the EU, US and UK.
Settling funds itself instead of through partner banks lets one platform handle payments, accounts, cards and loans.
How big is Adyen?
A small fee on every payment it processes.
- Digital€1.3B
- Unified Commerce€765M
- Platforms€264M
One platform, own licences, fee per transaction.
- 1Single in-house platform
- 2Own banking licences
- 3Small fee per payment
Because gateway, risk, acquiring and settlement sit on one stack, every new customer adds volume without new systems, which is why more than half of net revenue turns into EBITDA.
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- BlackRock, Inc.4.75%
CEO: Pieter van der Does
- 2006Adyen founded in Amsterdam
- 2017European banking licence
- 6-13Listed on Euronext Amsterdam
- 2021US Federal Foreign Branch licence
- 2023Margin falls as hiring continues
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