What’s new?
We have added Adyen as a payment provider. Adyen is widely used across Europe and North America and is known for its enterprise grade capabilities.
With this launch, accounts can serve prospects and clients who prefer or already use Adyen, and those who can’t adopt other providers.
Scope at launch: Card payments (credit/debit)
How it works / What you need to do
- Have an Adyen account ready (with your merchant credentials).
- In your account, go to Dashboard → Payments (left nav) → Connect Adyen → Add Credentials for live/test → Save
- Assign Adyen as the default payment provider for the channels where you want to accept card payments.
- What credentials are needed?
- Live - Company API Key and Live URL Prefix - Details on Credentials
- Test/Sandbox - Company API Key
- You will need an active Adyen merchant account and approval from Adyen.
- Pricing, underwriting, and regional availability are determined by Adyen.
Why it matters
- Win more enterprise deals - Many larger companies standardize on Adyen - now you can meet that requirement.
- Supports 3DS type cards - Provides additional security and compliance for international and high-risk transactions.
- Stronger EU/North America coverage - Adyen’s footprint makes it easier to onboard clients operating in those regions.
- Faster client adoption - Existing Adyen merchants can connect their credentials and start taking card payments through your white‑label.
What’s next
- SaaS Mode integration: Soon, accounts will be able to use Adyen for SaaS Mode billing and subscriptions in the reseller/whitelabel flow.
- Beyond cards (exploratory): We’re evaluating additional Adyen supported payment methods for future phases like POS, card present, etc.
Visuals
Adyen on Payment Link
On payment integrations page
On click Connect button
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