Adyen, a payment infrastructure provider, announced plans to launch a white-label banking-as-a-service (BaaS) solution through which business checking accounts and small business loans can be offered in the US and Europe.
The company will use the data collected from business payments to underwrite short-term loans that normally would have a period of 6 months. Since Adyen processes the borrower’s payments, it will recover a percentage of the borrower’s revenue every month until the loan is repaid.
Adyen’s banking licenses will allow the company to provide these banking services without the involvement of third-party banking partners, enabling the company to provide a fast loan issuance process by internally assessing and approving applicants. The service will compete with similar products issued by Stripe, Block’s Square, and PayPal.
Adyen obtained a European regional banking license from the Dutch Central Bank on behalf of the European Central Bank in 2017. The company also recently obtained a Federal Foreign Branch license in the United States from the office of the Comptroller of the Currency and the Federal Reserve Board of Governors.
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