Overview

• The new internal price represents a sharp reset from Checkout.com’s $40 billion funding valuation in 2022, following reports of a near-$9.4 billion mark last year.
• The company says it is on track to exceed 30% core net revenue growth in 2025 and forecasts roughly $300 billion in annual e-commerce payment volume.
• Checkout.com reports it is on course for its first full year of profitability and plans to add about 300 hires in 2025, increasing headcount by roughly 15%.
• The tender is company-funded with no outside investors, is open to employees with at least one year of tenure, and the total size of the buyback was not disclosed.
• Public financial transparency remains limited as the firm withholds global revenue and profit figures, and filings show founder Guillaume Pousaz changed his residence to Monaco earlier this year.