Adyen focuses on Canadian lending, Pateno acquires XTM assets
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On November 3, 2026, Digital Transactions News reported that Adyen is focusing on Canadian merchants’ financing needs. Adyen said Canadian small and midsize merchants are facing weak consumer spending, rising costs, and tariff pressures; a survey found that 23% of merchants surveyed would be willing to seek financing from the technology platforms they already use. Alongside providing point-of-sale payment processing services, Adyen also offers loans to merchants. The same report said Pateno Payments had completed its acquisition of XTM assets, including the Everyday Payment program, which enables tips and other employee payments to be issued via prepaid cards.
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- Digital Transactions NewsAdyen focuses on lending to Canadian merchants, Pateno acquires XTM assets
Adyen says Canadian small and medium-sized merchants face weak consumer spending, rising costs and tariff pressures, and 23% of surveyed merchants are willing to seek financing from technology platforms they already use; Adyen provides loans to merchants alongside point-of-sale processing services. Pateno Payments has completed its acquisition of XTM assets, including the Everyday Payment program, which enables employee payments such as tips to be disbursed via prepaid cards.
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