Adyen reported their first quarter results today, giving us a sense of the impact of COVID-19 on the payments space;...
Adyen is a payments company based in Amsterdam and currently is valued around $2.3 billion; the company has over 4,000 clients which includes names like Netflix, Facebook, Uber and Spotify; Forbes profiles the company and their co-founder and president, Pieter van der Does. Source
Adyen, the business platform for business payments, management, and planning, became the first fintech to launch Cash App Pay Thursday.
With the fintech world gathering in Las Vegas this week for Money20/20 there was quite a lot of fintech news.
London based Checkout.com has raised a record $230mn series A round, it was the largest early stage round for a...
Card payment fees have been a long-standing issue for businesses. Pay by bank could be a solution. Plaid joins Adyen to make it possible.
Mastercard expands cryptocurrency program to allow more firms to issue cards on its network Inside Betterment’s move into banking with...
WhatsApp launches payments in Brazil and is unceremoniously shut down by the central bank a week later, MasterCard buys Finicity to protect itself against Visa’s recent acquisition of Plaid, Checkout.com continues its largely silent meteoric rise in payments, Softbank-backed and DAX 30 index component Wirecard “loses" $2 billion from its balance sheet and files for insolvency, Upgrade raises $40 million at a $1 billion valuation to extend its personal credit offering.
We have seen big changes in the payments landscape this year. Technologies such as contactless payments have seen five years...
With Wirecard causing major headaches for European fintech companies Revolut is one company poised to take advantage of the situation...