Checkout.com has struck a deal to provide payments services to ecommerce giant eBay as the London fintech eyes profitability this year.
The strategic partnership will see Checkout.com provide payment infrastructure services across 190 markets.
“eBay is an iconic global commerce leader which continues to push the boundaries of digital commerce,” said Checkout.com CEO Guillaume Pousaz.
“Payments performance is critical at this enterprise-level scale, and our technology, data, and acquiring expertise will help eBay maximize acceptance in global markets and drive efficiency across its platform. Together, we’re shaping the future of the digital economy.”
The deal is a significant win for Checkout.com, which has been heavily pursuing a full-year profit in 2025. Net revenue at the firm grew 40% in 2024, with the US emerging as a major market, seeing 80% growth off the back of more than 300 new merchant partners in the States.
As one of the largest ecommerce platforms – with more than 2 billion live listings – eBay will give Checkout.com access to millions of merchant customers.
“Our strategic partnership with Checkout.com enables us to continue delivering fast, reliable, and frictionless payments experiences to millions of customers globally,” added Avritti Khandurie Mittal, VP and general manager of global payments and financial services at eBay.
“The addition of Checkout.com to our partnership ecosystem highlights our continued commitment toward accelerating customer and business growth through uniquely eBay payments and financial services.”
In January it was reported that Checkout.com axed hundreds of jobs following it cutting ties with crypto exchange group Binance.
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