Adyen for Platforms

Adyen’s product for onboarding platform users, splitting payments and embedding accounts and cards on its own licence.

Adyen for Platforms lets platforms and marketplaces onboard and verify their users, process and split payments, and pay out funds through a single integration. Because Adyen N.V. holds its own banking licence, registered with De Nederlandsche Bank, it also embeds business accounts, card issuing and capital for platform users without a partner bank. Adyen states that business accounts are available in the United States, the United Kingdom and the Eurozone, and publishes per-transaction pricing with no setup or monthly fees. Adyen is headquartered in Amsterdam.

Website
adyen.com
Infrastructure layers
Embedded payments, PayFac enablement, card issuing
Products (as published)
Embedded Payments
Embedded Issuing
Embedded Business Accounts
Adyen Capital
CashOut (instant payouts)
Client types
Platforms and marketplaces: commerce platforms, point-of-sale and ordering solutions, SaaS platforms, payment facilitators, on-demand services
Regions served
Payment methods in 150+ countries; business accounts in the United States, United Kingdom and Eurozone
Licences and registrations (official registers)
Licence or registrationRegisterNumber
Adyen N.V., credit institutionDe Nederlandsche Bank public registerRelation number F0001
Pricing model (only if published)
Published per-transaction pricing: processing fee plus payment-method fee (Interchange++ plus markup for cards); no setup or monthly fees
API documentation
docs.adyen.com
Date checked
Profile type
Standard

Questions

What is Adyen for Platforms?
Adyen’s product for platforms and marketplaces to onboard users, process and split their payments, pay them out and embed accounts, cards and capital.
Does Adyen for Platforms use a partner bank?
No. Adyen states the product is built on its own banking licence; Adyen N.V. is registered as a credit institution with the Dutch central bank.
Where are Adyen business accounts available?
In the United States, the United Kingdom and the Eurozone, according to Adyen’s documentation.

See also

Sources

Source: each provider’s own documentation, product pages, official announcements and filings, and official registers for licences, as linked in each profile. Fields a provider does not publish stay empty. How we build profiles: methodology.

remwm

What are you looking for?

Search by headline, topic or keyword.