Adyen’s Expansion into Fraud Management and Business Financing
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On November 2, 2026, Payments Dive reported that Adyen said its control of financial infrastructure can help it manage fraud risk, support business financing, and reduce the complexity and delays associated with partner banks. The report noted that Adyen holds a master account with the U.S. Federal Reserve System and has direct access to real-time payment rails, including FedNow; its payments, accounts, card issuance, and financing businesses operate on the same technology stack. Adyen said that, thanks to the infrastructure described above, its customer Fresha launched its financing business in three weeks instead of three months.
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- Payments DiveAdyen discusses fraud, business financing, and its own financial infrastructure
Adyen emphasized that platforms having control of financial infrastructure helps manage fraud risk, support business financing, and reduce the complexity and delays caused by partner banks. Adyen holds a master account with the US Federal Reserve and connects directly to real-time payment rails including FedNow, with payments, accounts, card issuing, and financing running on the same technology stack. As a result, Fresha launched its financing business in three weeks rather than three months.
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