Payoneer has partnered with Stripe to expand its Online Checkout offering for cross-border merchants looking to sell direct-to-consumer.
Using Stripe’s technology, Payoneer Checkout will now support more payment methods, such as Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) options like Affirm and Klarna, and digital wallets including Apple Pay and Google Pay. The upgraded solution will first roll out in Asia Pacific markets, including China and Hong Kong.
Payoneer Checkout is the fintech company’s proprietary online checkout system for SMBs to securely accept and process global consumer payments. Since launching three years ago, the tool use and adoption have grown rapidly, reaching nearly $1 billion in annual transaction volume. In the twelve months ending June 30, 2025, it generated $30 million in revenue, more than doubling year-over-year.
Through the new integration, it will also leverage Stripe Checkout payment infrastructure, with its wide global payment method support, strong APIs and customization options, and robust fraud detection tools.
Adam Cohen, Chief Growth Officer at Payoneer, said the partnership with Stripe aims to make cross-border online trade simpler for small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs). By combining Payoneer’s market reach with Stripe’s checkout technology, the companies will deliver a stronger payment solution.
The collaboration is expected to improve conversion and acceptance rates, expand payment options, and reduce fraud risks for SMBs operating their own e-commerce stores. It also supports Payoneer’s strategy of strengthening its financial services for SMBs through partnerships.
In another recent move that underscores its commitment to modernizing financial infrastructure, Payoneer partnered with Citi to implement real-time, blockchain-powered treasury transfers using Citi Token Services.
