eBay has announced a new global partnership with Checkout.com, a leading international payments platform, to enhance its payment acquiring capabilities and improve transaction experiences across multiple markets.
The collaboration is designed to streamline eBay’s global payment infrastructure, enabling more efficient processing of credit and debit card payments for buyers and sellers in the UK and other key international markets. Checkout.com will serve as a primary payments provider, offering scalable, secure, and localized acquiring services that align with eBay’s broader goal of modernizing its marketplace ecosystem.
“eBay is a global marketplace that operates at scale, and we are constantly looking for ways to create a more seamless experience for our buyers and sellers,” said Steve Young, VP, Global Payments, Risk and Billing at eBay. “Checkout.com’s global footprint, combined with their deep knowledge of local markets, made them a great partner to support our global payments strategy.”
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As part of its multi-acquirer strategy, eBay has been investing in partnerships with providers that can deliver agility, resilience, and improved authorization rates, particularly in regions with complex regulatory environments. Checkout.com’s strong presence in EMEA and Asia-Pacific, as well as its robust payment performance capabilities, position it as a strategic addition to eBay’s growing payments infrastructure.
The partnership underscores eBay’s continued investment in optimizing end-to-end payment processes as the company focuses on delivering more value to its global user base.