Checkout.com has disclosed selective financial metrics showing annualised net revenue of $750m, representing a 28 per cent increase from the prior year. The $12bn-valued payments provider attributed the growth to rising transaction volumes and its ongoing push into new geographic markets.
Looking ahead, the company expects to deliver $150m in adjusted EBITDA profit during 2026, building on its first profitable year in 2024. This metric excludes one-time costs such as restructuring charges, offering a clearer picture of operational performance.
Operating from its UK base, Checkout.com maintains a presence across 56 countries and holds 10 acquiring licences. The firm recently identified the United States as its fastest-growing region and projects payment volume will reach $480bn across the full year 2026.
Beyond its core payments business, the 1,700-person organisation plans to broaden its money management services and accelerate investment in artificial intelligence, particularly in agentic commerce and agentic payments capabilities.
Checkout.com disclosed that a $40m dividend flowed from its UK subsidiary Checkout Limited to the parent company, characterising this as an internal treasury movement rather than a distribution to external shareholders. The company released these selective figures alongside the publication of accounts for its two UK subsidiaries, Checkout Limited and Checkout Technology Limited.
Our return to sustained profitability gives us the freedom to invest with conviction through the next decade. AI is at the heart of that investment and our purpose is simple: to help merchants generate more revenue and stay ahead.
Antoine Nougué, chief revenue officer
Source: Tech.eu
