NewsSep 29, 2026, 13:31 UTC

Checkout.com reaches $750m annualised net revenue and targets ~$150m Adjusted EBITDA in 2026

What's the deal? Checkout.com, the London-headquartered payments group, announced it has reached $750m in annualised net revenue for 2026, up 28% year on year on a trailing 12-month basis, and expects to achieve circa $150m in Adjusted EBITDA for full-year 2026, with expanding profit margins. It has been profitable since 2024, and at group level, total payment volume is expected to reach $480bn for full-year 2026. The company now serves over 1,700 enterprise merchants.

Why it matters: Return to sustained profitability gives Checkout.com freedom to reinvest into new products and segments, including money management features, Payouts, Issuing, its Platforms solution for ISVs, SaaS and marketplaces, and an accelerated AI strategy spanning agentic payment optimisation, agentic commerce, and agent payments. Recent enterprise partnerships include Microsoft,Spotify,Best Buy,eBay,Uber,Pinterest,Vinted,Klarna,ASOS,HelloFresh,and Sony. The US — now around 20% of payment volumes, up from 15% — is the company's fastest-growing region, with processing volumes up over120% year to date. Checkout.com operates across56 countries, holds 10 acquiring licenses,,and employs around2,300 people worldwide.