Adyen

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Single global platform for card acquiring, local payment methods, and unified commerce.

Overview

Adyen is a payments platform that acts as a direct acquirer in most markets it serves, covering online, in-app, and point-of-sale payments through one integration.

It supports card acquiring, local payment methods, SEPA direct debit, marketplace payouts, and in-person terminals, with settlement, reporting, and risk screening in the same platform. Pricing is quoted as interchange-plus. Onboarding runs through a commercial process rather than self-serve signup.

Common use cases

Accept cards and local payment methods across several countries
Unify online and in-store transactions in one report
Pay out to sellers on a marketplace
Run risk rules on transactions before capture

Key features

Direct acquiring across major markets rather than reselling
Unified commerce linking online, in-app, and in-store payments
Local payment methods with a single integration
RevenueAccelerate for authorisation-rate optimisation
Built-in risk engine with configurable rules
Platform payouts for marketplaces

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