Checkout.com
Funding History
| Series D · 01/2022 | $40.0B |
|---|---|
| Internal 409A Revaluation · 12/2022 | $11.0B |
| Internal 409A Revaluation · 06/2023 | $9.3B |
| Employee Share Buyback / Internal 409A Valuation · 09/2025 | $12.0B |
Overview
Checkout.com is a London-headquartered financial technology company providing end-to-end digital payments infrastructure for enterprise merchants, operating as a combined payment gateway, acquirer and processor from a single, cloud-native platform. Founded by Guillaume Pousaz in 2009 as Opus Payments and rebranded to Checkout.com in 2012, the company built its own payments stack rather than layering on top of legacy processors, giving merchants deep transaction-level data and control over authorization, routing and risk. It serves large enterprise clients including Netflix, eBay, Klarna, DocuSign, Uber Eats, Pinterest, Vinted, ASOS, Temu, Alibaba, Shein and Sony, processing well over $1 billion in e-commerce volume daily and an expected 300B+ dollars of total payment volume in 2025. The company reported reaching profitability in 2024 with 45% net revenue growth in its core business, and is targeting roughly 30% net revenue growth in 2025 while investing in AI-driven and agentic-commerce payment capabilities. Checkout.com operates from 19 global offices (including a 2025 San Francisco opening and new Canadian acquiring capabilities) with roughly 2,000 employees, and has stated it has no near-term plans to go public.
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