Checkout.com ranks 2nd in Deloitte UK Technology Fast 50

International online payment solutions provider Checkout.com has ranked in 2nd place in the Deloitte 2018 UK Technology Fast 50 with a four-year growth rate of 15,548%. It was also named the fastest growing UK fintech and was ranked in the Deloitte Technology Fast 500™ EMEA.

The Deloitte Technology Fast 50 is one of the UK’s foremost technology award programmes. It ranks the country’s 50 fastest growing technology companies based on revenue growth over the last four years. Other notable 2018 Fast 50 winners include Deliveroo, Onfido, Azimo, TransferWise and Smarkets, with all winners averaging a four-year growth rate of 2,176%.

The Deloitte Technology Fast 500™ EMEA programme, supported by the Deloitte UK Technology Fast 50 initiative, is a prestigious industry ranking that recognises the fastest growing technology companies in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa (EMEA) over the past four years.

Checkout.com helps online merchants across the globe accept more currencies, transactions, and payment methods via a single integration. Checkout.com solutions connect e-commerce businesses seamlessly with all major credit and debit cards as well as major alternative and local payment methods using an entirely proprietary, consolidated payment technology stack. Checkout.com processes payments in 150+ currencies and works with global brands like TransferWise, Deliveroo, EasyGroup, and Samsung.

Guillaume Pousaz, Founder & CEO of Checkout.com said, “The Deloitte UK Technology Fast 50 and Technology Fast 500™ EMEA represent some of the most exciting businesses in the UK and EMEA tech ecosystem and we are delighted to join their ranks. The Checkout.com team has had a busy 2018, enhancing our unified payment platform even further to provide global businesses with more acquiring performance, feature parity across all geographies, greater reliability, rich data streams, and increased payment processing speed. We look forward to building on this accolade as we continue to help merchants accept more transactions, currencies and payment methods around the world.”