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Adyen and McDonald's have expanded their mobile app partnership to the U.S., building on their collaboration that began in the U.K. in 2020. This partnership enhances customer payment experiences by improving the success rate for payment method registration and reducing card declines using Real-time Account Updater technology. McDonald's loyalty customers can now conveniently use saved payment methods at various service points. Adyen's growth in the quick-service restaurant space highlights its role in transforming customer experiences in the financial technology sector.

On May 24, 2022, Adyen (AMS: ADYEN) announced a partnership with Radial, a leader in ecommerce technologies, to enhance payment offerings for clients in the US and Canada. This collaboration aims to streamline payment processes for brands in sectors like health, beauty, and luxury. Adyen's platform promises a unified commerce solution that simplifies payment integration, enabling rapid growth and improved customer insights. Radial's focus on enhancing enterprise solutions indicates a commitment to leveraging Adyen's capabilities for a holistic client experience.

Adyen has expanded its partnership with Afterpay to enhance payment processing across key markets, including the U.S., U.K., Australia, New Zealand, Canada, and Europe. This collaboration aims to support Afterpay’s growth as a leading Buy Now, Pay Later service. Adyen has previously worked with Afterpay since 2018 and provides local acquiring capabilities for merchants using Afterpay in regions like the U.K., France, Italy, and Spain. With 24% global consumer adoption for BNPL services, the partnership is designed to meet increasing consumer demand for flexible payment options.

Adyen (AMS:ADYEN) is now processing payments for Amazon Japan, enhancing the checkout experience for customers on Amazon.co.jp. This partnership allows Amazon Japan to leverage Adyen's advanced payment optimization tools and data-rich insights, facilitating smoother transactions for both local and international shoppers. Jonathan Epstein, Country Manager Japan at Adyen, noted the rapid growth of Japan's digital sector in recent years. The collaboration reflects Adyen's ongoing expansion with significant merchants, reinforcing its position as a leading global financial platform.

Adyen reveals in a recent study that implementing unified commerce can boost growth projections for US retailers by nearly 10%. Conducted with partners, the research highlights that 76% of businesses expect over 20% growth in 2022, which rises to 89% for those utilizing unified commerce. The report emphasizes the importance of combining offline and online payment systems to enhance customer experience, with 47% of businesses noting improvements and 66% of Americans expecting seamless shopping experiences.

Adyen (AMS: ADYEN) is collaborating with Apple to introduce Tap to Pay on iPhone for its U.S. customers, enabling them to accept contactless payments using their iPhones. This innovation eliminates the need for additional hardware and enhances payment mobility. The rollout will involve partnerships with enterprise customers and platforms like Lightspeed Commerce and NewStore, with a pilot project already in place with NewStore's client, Vince. The solution promises a seamless, secure payment experience for businesses and consumers alike.

Adyen (AMS: ADYEN) has announced its expansion beyond traditional payments to develop embedded financial products aimed at enhancing financial experiences for platforms and marketplaces. These new offerings, including multi-currency accounts and financing options, are designed to foster user loyalty and open up new revenue streams. CEO Pieter van der Does emphasized that this move is a natural progression for the company, which seeks to simplify financial complexities for small businesses and integrate multiple financial needs into one ecosystem.

Adyen reports strong financial results for H2 2021, highlighting significant growth in key metrics. Processed volume surged by 72% year-on-year to €300 billion, while net revenues increased by 47% to €556.5 million. The EBITDA stood at €357.3 million, up 51% year-on-year, resulting in a robust EBITDA margin of 64%. For the full year 2021, processed volume reached €516 billion, with net revenue at €1.0 billion. The free cash flow conversion ratio was 90%, emphasizing the company's operational efficiency and profitability.

Adyen (AMS: ADYEN) announced the opening of new technology hubs in Chicago and Madrid on February 9, 2022. This expansion signifies Adyen's commitment to investing in its technology teams and enhancing its global presence.

The new hubs will focus on hiring back-end and front-end software engineers, data scientists, and more. By tapping into diverse talent pools, Adyen aims to innovate and better serve its customers. With over 25 global offices, this strategic move supports their goals in building a customer-centric payments platform.