Overall, the Adyen support is top-notch for merchants,
even smaller ones who are just entering the marketplace.
Adyen easily ranks a favorable rating from us for its all-around performance,
reputation for honesty and efficiency.
Especially for those merchants in developing nations, Adyen has the ingredients for a seamless and honest payment processor.
In 2015 alone Adyen processed more than $50 billion worth
of business between millions of customers and nearly 5,000 merchant sellers.
The financial technology unicorn Adyen was established in the start-up ecosystem of Amsterdam. Now the company
is worth USD 2.3 billion.
Based in Amsterdam, Adyen is a merchant bank(aka“global payment company”)
that lets companies accept point-of-sale(POS) payments, mobile payments, and eCommerce payments.
Also, in Europe, fintech payment company Adyen and Germany's fourth-largest bank Commerzbank had identical market capitalisations,
just a shade under €12 billion.
For ease of payment acceptance, Adyen makes the grade because it is able to take
every kind of verifiable payment method with very few exceptions.
Adyen is listed in the Euronext Stock Exchange
and has a stellar lineup of well-known clients who use its services, including Uber, Netflix, eBay, and Airbnb, just to name a few.
Adyen could improve by offering a more apt
card reader for small companies and stop requiring clients to purchase devices when there are so many companies that give them away for no charge.
Adyen works hard to prevent fraud at all levels of financial commerce,
beginning with a seller's credentials and ending with a card that a consumer swipes though a merchant's device at the point of sale.