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Adyen won't talk to startups. They are not interested at all. The current state of the market for European players in the payment space, is that it's not star
by no1youknowz 7y ago
Adyen won't talk to startups. They are not interested at all.
The current state of the market for European players in the payment space, is that it's not startup friendly.
Take companies HQ in Europe like Worldpay (London), Adyen (Netherlands), WireCard (Germany), Fidor Bank (Germany) and Mambu (Germany).
Not one company wanted to talk to my startup.
No problems with US based players. They are more than happy to work with startups and will actively work with you to become a unicorn.
After all, the higher transactions the startup does, the more money they earn.
- lapusta 7y agoHi, I work at Mambu and our clients are predominantly Startups - https://www.mambu.com/clients https://www.mambu.com/clients Feel free to drop me an email at alexey.lapusta@mambu.com Although we do not provide payment services to businesses, rather a SaaS platform for Financial Institutions (e.g. WireCard may use Mambu as their Core Banking when providing banking services to their customers).
- skrebbel 7y agoMollie is Dutch and definitely talks to startups. They're similar to Stripe in many respects. https://www.mollie.com/ https://www.mollie.com/