“Global payments platform Adyen has expanded its partnership with AfterPay allowing more of Adyen’s merchants in more countries worldwide to use the Buy Now Pay Later provider…Afterpay is working with Adyen to process payments across key markets, including Australia, New Zealand, Canada, Europe, the US, and the UK to support the company’s global growth and momentum.”

“Adyen, the global financial technology platform for leading businesses, today announced it has expanded upon its partnership with one of the leaders in Buy Now, Pay Later, Afterpay Limited. Afterpay is working with Adyen to process payments across key markets including Australia, New Zealand, Canada, Europe, U.S., and the U.K. to support the company’s global growth and momentum. Adyen’s global reach and focus on enterprise businesses as an acquirer provides Afterpay with the capability needed for its fast growing business.”

“Adyen (AMS: ADYEN), the global financial technology platform of choice for leading businesses, has today announced its expansion beyond payments to build embedded financial products. These products will enable platforms and marketplaces to create tailored financial experiences for their users such as small business owners or individual sellers. The suite of products will allow platforms to unlock new revenue streams and increase user loyalty.”

“Digital payment providers have been among the pandemic’s biggest winners . For Adyen , an Amsterdam-listed company that supplies white-labeled services to the likes of Uber, eBay and Spotify, prospects look undiminished even as the world reopens. The closure of the retail and travel industries hit traffic through Adyen’s platform when Covid-19 first spread across the world. But the company serves a range of sectors and soon regained its stride as more spending moved online. Its share price has roughly quadrupled over the past two years, making it one of Europe’s largest technology companies with a market value of around €82 billion, which is equivalent to $96.31 billion.”

“Adyen (AMS: ADYEN), the global payments platform of choice for many of the world’s leading companies, today announced its end-to-end card issuing solution will be implemented by Visma, a leading European software company ranked in the global top 10 cloud service providers [1] . With Adyen Issuing, Visma brands can create custom card programs, giving customers complete control of their expenses via a single payments platform. Adyen Issuing lets businesses create virtual or physical cards for a variety of commercial use cases — from paying out suppliers faster to providing employees with a user-friendly expense management program. With Adyen’s issuing solution, Visma will be able to offer its customers branded payment cards, minimizing time spent on expense reports and improving control and transparency over cash flow.”

“The US Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) has approved Adyen’s application to establish a Federal Foreign Branch in San Francisco, California. The OCC’s approval and its granting of the branch charter in combination with the Federal Reserve’s approval of the application on May 24, 2021 permits Adyen to commence operations as a Federal Foreign Branch.  Obtaining this US branch license allows Adyen to enhance its US activities and operations in line with those conducted in Europe under its European banking license (obtained in 2017). Benefits include increased operational scalability via Adyen’s single platform and the ability to offer enhanced services to its merchants.”

“ADYEN (AMS:ADYEN), the payments platform of choice for many of the world’s leading companies, today announced the expansion of its local acquiring services to include the United Arab Emirates (UAE), illustrating its commitment to the Middle East region. With acquiring capabilities in the UAE, Adyen provides both domestic and international businesses with an improved payments solution, allowing for higher authorization rates and improved shopper flows with less friction. Among the first merchants benefitting from Adyen’s acquiring offering are Foodics, Fabergé and HMSHost International.”

“The Federal Reserve Board on Monday announced its approval of the application by Adyen, N.V., Amsterdam, The Netherlands, to establish a federally-licensed branch in San Francisco, California.”

“ADYEN (AMS: ADYEN), the payments platform of choice for many of the world’s leading companies, today announced the launch of Planet, the company’s latest addition to its Impact product suite1. Planet allows Adyen’s merchants to offer their shoppers the opportunity to offset the carbon footprint of their purchases at the end of the checkout process. This optional feature, which can be implemented at no additional cost to the merchant, directly supports climate action projects (e.g. reforestation or renewable energy).”

“Adyen (AMS:ADYEN), the global payments platform of choice for many of the world’s leading companies, and Flywire, a high-growth vertical payments company, today announced a partnership which integrates Adyen into Flywire’s global network of payment partners.”

“Adyen, the global payments platform of choice for many of the world’s leading companies, today announced U.S.-specific findings from its 2020 Global Retail Consumer Survey which explored how consumers’ perspectives and spending habits shifted during the COVID-19 pandemic and what their outlook will be post-pandemic. The study revealed that even during a time when America’s unemployment rates are at their highest, two things matter more than price for many consumers: brand loyalty and experience.”

“Adyen (AMS: ADYEN), the global payments platform of choice for many of the world’s leading companies, announced today that it has been selected by Columbia Sportswear Company (CSC), a leader in the global active lifestyle apparel, footwear, accessories and equipment industry, as its primary payments provider. Adyen is live with CSC brands today and will continue its roll out across the U.S., Canada, and Europe with all major CSC brands, including Columbia, Sorel, Mountain Hardwear, and prAna.”

“Adyen NV said it poached new merchants from embattled German payments firm Wirecard AG, as the Dutch company reported a 27% rise in revenue for the first half of the year. The scandal that plagued competitor Wirecard proved to be a boost in Adyen’s favor. Retail merchants looked for payment processing alternatives following the German company’s spectacular collapse in June, when Wirecard filed for insolvency after admitting that almost 2 billion euros ($2.37 billion) previously reported as cash didn’t exist.”

“Adyen, the global payments platform of choice for many of the world’s leading companies, announced today that it has been selected by Postmates, the company that enables people to have anything they want on-demand, as one of its payment providers. Adyen provides support for select Postmates payments across the U.S.  ‘We are thrilled that Postmates has chosen to partner with Adyen for payments,” said Kamran Zaki, President, Adyen North America. “Adyen works with a wide range of platform businesses, and as a result, we have a unique understanding of how to help them be successful. Payments is a critical step in delivering an on-demand experience and we aim to reduce friction at checkout so that our partners can delight their customers.'”