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Release date
February 2025
Region
Worldwide, Netherlands
Survey time period
2015 to H2 2024
Special properties
Adyen uses "net revenue" to calculate its take rate, as it does not record "transaction revenue" seperately
Supplementary notes
The figures have been taken from several publications.
Bps or basis points equal 0.01 percent. A value of 20 bps, for example, refers to 0.20 percent. It is a common metric to measure digital payment providers, as it allows for more detailed comparisons over time.
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