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Adyen

Fintech · Amsterdam, Netherlands · Founded 2006 · IPO Euronext 2018 Decacorn

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Enterprise value XX% YoY
$10–50B
Indicative range
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Revenue XX% YoY
$1–5B
Last reported FY
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Headcount XX% YoY
5–10k
Current team size
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Total funding Pre-IPO
$100–500M
Across 4 rounds
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Founded in 2006 in Amsterdam, Adyen is a single-platform global payments processor used by some of the world's largest digital businesses — Spotify, Uber, eBay, Microsoft, McDonald's. The company IPO'd on Euronext Amsterdam in June 2018 at a €7B valuation and remains one of Europe's most valuable scaled fintechs.

Adyen is one of the rare European Decacorns to reach $100M+ revenue without splitting its tech stack across acquisitions. See where its early backers rank →

Backed by Power Law investors

5 Power Law-ranked investors are on Adyen's cap table

From our 2026 Power Law Investor Ranking, grouped by the round at which each investor entered. Tap any card for that investor's profile.

Global footprint

How Adyen is built — by talent, geography, and demand

A snapshot of where Adyen's people sit, the share of AI specialists in its workforce, and the countries driving its product demand.

AI talent distribution
3.1% of workforce is AI talent
(161 of 5,259 staff)
Core AI 32 0.6%
Other AI 129 2.5%
Non-AI workforce 5,098 96.9%
Workforce by country
52 countries with
Adyen employees
🇳🇱 Netherlands 49.8%
🇺🇸 United States 17.4%
🇧🇷 Brazil 5.2%
🇪🇸 Spain 3.7%
🇸🇬 Singapore 3.7%
🇬🇧 United Kingdom 3.5%
+ 46 more countries
Web traffic by country
35.0M monthly visits
across markets
🇳🇱 Netherlands 29.1%
🇫🇷 France 28.3%
🇧🇪 Belgium 16.1%
🇺🇸 United States 14.4%
🇬🇧 United Kingdom 12.2%
Top 5 markets shown

Patent intelligence

$0 patent value — Adyen's moat is regulatory, not IP

Patent value is the more meaningful signal than patent count: a single ML breakthrough can dwarf a thousand defensive filings. By that measure, Adyen's IP portfolio is worth nothing — and the company is worth $50B+ regardless. Patent values via Dealroom Patent Intelligence, powered by Patsnap.

Estimated patent portfolio value
$0
Adyen has filed no patents in any jurisdiction since founding in 2006 — there is no IP value to estimate.
0 records 0 granted 0 pending
Why it matters: A zero-patent footprint is common among platform-economy fintechs that compete on uptime, geographic license coverage, and merchant integrations rather than IP defensibility. Compare with Palantir → $404M portfolio — different moat, different category.
Where Adyen invests instead
Regulatory licenses (40+ markets) High
Direct acquirer connectivity High
Real-time risk & fraud engines High
Single-platform engineering High
Patent portfolio Zero

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