Full-Time
Confirmed live in the last 24 hours
Global payments platform for businesses
$130k - $195k/yr
Senior
San Francisco, CA, USA
This role is based out of our San Francisco office. We are an office-first company and value in-person collaboration; we do not offer remote-only roles.
Adyen simplifies payment processing for businesses by providing a platform that allows them to accept payments online, in-store, and on mobile devices. The platform operates without the need for third-party banks, as Adyen has acquiring licenses in various countries, enabling direct payment processing. This unified system manages all aspects of transactions, including risk management and compliance with local regulations. Adyen differentiates itself from competitors by offering a seamless payment experience across multiple channels and regions, catering to a wide range of clients from small startups to large enterprises. The company's goal is to continuously expand its services and adapt to the evolving needs of its clients, ensuring efficient and secure payment solutions.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Founded
2006
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Yearly trip to Amsterdam
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Andersen Cheng sees cyber threats everywhere.Whenever he books his travel, he always types in a website address manually, doesn’t click on Google links and never saves his card’s details. As the CEO of cybersecurity company Post-Quantum it’s in Cheng's nature to be careful, but even for the general public these sorts of precautions are increasingly being prescribed as the travel industry faces a growing number of attacks.And many experts, including Cheng, warn that rapid advancements in technology and distribution not only embolden hackers, but they are leading to more sophisticated attacks that pose an “existential threat” in the near future.For many online travel agencies (OTAs) and hotel groups, scams are widespread. Consumers are highly exposed to phishing scams, for example, where they receive an email that appears to be from a well-known source. Some 71% of guests are concerned about the risk of fraud when booking, according to Adyen’s Hospitality Report 2024.Airbnb says credit card, phishing and holiday scams are the most common types of fraud in the United Kingdom. Those affected lose an average of £1,937 to the fraudsters, its research revealed, which has led in part to a campaign Airbnb launched in February with Get Safe Online to address the issue.Airbnb also warns more fraudsters are exploiting artificial intelligence (AI), with nearly two-thirds of U.K. adults it surveyed failing to identify AI-generated images of properties as fake.Beyond the AI threatAI has certainly entered the cybersecurity battlefield
The partnership will integrate Adyen's platform with Paythru's software and expertise in EV-specific payments.
EV payment specialist Paythru has partnered with global fintech leader Adyen to co-develop a next-generation, omni-channel payments platform for EV charging. The collaboration aims to address the problem of inconsistent EV charging payments – where EV drivers face different payment methods at different charge points – which frustrates drivers and hampers EV uptake.Adyen’s innovative acquiring platform supports a wide variety of payment methods, from credit cards and digital wallets (such as Apple Pay and Google Pay) to bank transfers, and many local payment methods, whether online, in-person, or in-app. It is used by household names from Uber to Spotify.The partnership will integrate Adyen’s platform with Paythru’s software and expertise in EV-specific payments. The resulting EV payments platform will allow drivers to pay with their preferred payment method, which can be easily processed and allocated to the charge point operator. The platform will also incorporate a range of digital features to make the user experience easier, such as emailed digital receipts. It will be purpose-built to integrate into EV charging software, including compatibility with emerging standards.“To encourage faster vehicle adoption, drivers expect an easy charging experience,” said Nicole Olbe, Managing Director UK&I, Adyen
FinTech platform Adyen has launched a collaboration with Japanese payment brand/credit card issuer JCB. With this partnership, Adyen becomes the first company to offer and implement JCB’s card-on-file (COF) tokenization service domestically and globally, the companies said in a Tuesday (May 13) news release. This service, the companies said, is designed to bolster the security of credit card transactions for eCommerce merchants
Adyen, the financial technology platform of choice for leading companies, and JCB Co., Ltd., announced the rollout of JCB’s card-on-file (COF) tokenization service (hereinafter “COF tokenization”), aimed at enhancing the security of credit card transactions for e-commerce merchants. Adyen is the first to offer and implement JCB’s new technology both domestically and globally. The introduction of COF tokenization will further enhance the security of online payments, providing JCB’s cardholders and merchants with even greater peace of mind and safety.The rise of cashless payments and e-commerce transactions has led to an increase in credit card fraud in Japan, with over 90%* of the total damage from such incidents tied to payment card data theft. In response, JCB has introduced its COF tokenization.COF refers to payment details such as card numbers and expiration dates which are stored by merchants with cardholders’ consent. JCB’s COF tokenization service replaces the JCB-branded COF data with an anonymized secure number (hereinafter “network token”). Sensitive card information is tokenized and not stored in the merchant’s database, thereby reducing the risk of data breaches, and the network token is used to identify the customer for secure payment.In addition to reducing the risk of data breaches, tokenization offers increased convenience to customers