Checkout.com Sees $150 Million Profit in Boost for Investments

Digital payments platform Checkout.com is expecting $150 million in adjusted earnings for 2026, helping bolster its investment capabilities amid intensifying competition with rivals such as Stripe Inc.

London-based Checkout said in a statement Tuesday that it continued to be profitable year-to-date and reported $750 million in annualized net revenue, up 28% on a trailing 12-month basis.

“Our return to sustained profitability gives us the freedom to invest with conviction through the next decade,” chief revenue officer Antoine Nougué said in the statement. Those investments include an expansion of its money management capabilities, business account features, and an acceleration of its artificial intelligence strategy.

Checkout was once valued at in 2022, before rocketing interest rates soured investor appetite for the fintech industry. Last year, the company allowed employees to sell some of their shares back to the firm at a $12 billion valuation.

The company is licensed as an electronic money institution by the UK Financial Conduct Authority and across Europe out of France. Its services are used by the likes of eBay, Pinterest, Vinted, ASOS, Klarna and Sony for areas such as payment processing, mobile checkouts and cash flow management.

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