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Fintech & Payments · Last 90 days

What Checkout.com changed recently

OpsControl saw 12 public moves by Checkout.com in the last 90 days, from 11 sources. Each is dated the day we saw it, which can be a little after it happened.

Last seen
1 Nov 2026Sunday
Moves
12in the last 90 days
Sources
11public pages and articles
Market
Fintech & PaymentsRead every Monday

Pricing

1 move

Changes seen on the public pricing pages.

  1. checkout.com (opens in a new tab)

    No account maintenance fees added to Custom tier. Fraud tools included removed from Custom tier.

In the news

11 moves

Coverage in the press.

  1. News source (opens in a new tab)

    Checkout.com has introduced support for Visa Payment Passkey, as reported in three articles this week.

  2. News source (opens in a new tab)

    Checkout.com partnered with PRYPCO to facilitate real estate investment payments, as reported by The Paypers. Additionally, they are rolling out Visa Payment Passkey to merchants, which was covered by FintechNews CH.

  3. News source (opens in a new tab)

    Checkout.com has partnered with Mollie to expand into in-person payments, as reported in an article from Electronic Payments International. Additionally, they have enhanced their payment infrastructure for PRYPCO, a financial technology platform in the UAE, according to Zawya.

  4. Checkout.com has expanded its services to include in-person payments, as reported in multiple articles on October 21, 2026. Additionally, Checkout.com has formed a global partnership with Samsung Electronics to enhance digital payments.

  5. News source (opens in a new tab)

    Checkout.com has partnered with Samsung to enhance digital payments, specifically launching Samsung Pay on the Flow platform and expanding their services across the EU and North America. Additionally, Checkout.com is entering the in-person payments market in response to merchant demand.

  6. News source (opens in a new tab)

    Checkout.com announced that it has reached $750 million in annualized net revenue and is targeting approximately $150 million in Adjusted EBITDA by 2026. Additionally, Checkout.com has added acceptance for the Jaywan domestic card scheme in the UAE.

  7. News source (opens in a new tab)

    Checkout.com integrated the UAE's Jaywan Domestic Card Scheme into its acquiring platform, as reported by TechAfrica News.

  8. News source (opens in a new tab)

    Checkout.com is developing its own agent infrastructure and is also supporting three rival protocols, as reported by Forkast News.

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  1. News source (opens in a new tab)

    A new article from GetLatka states that Checkout.com has a revenue of $488 million ARR and a valuation of $40 billion as of 2022.

  2. News source (opens in a new tab)

    Checkout.com is providing card acquiring, debit routing, and support for Best Buy's Marketplace offering, as detailed in two articles published this week.

  3. News source (opens in a new tab)

    Minor Hotels has partnered with Checkout.com to enhance their payment systems across global hospitality, with a focus on high-performance and AI-powered payments.

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