Checkout.com Expands US Presence, Eyes Largest Market Status by 2027
Checkout.com, a leading global payments company, is expanding its US presence at a rapid pace. The company, founded by Guillaume Pousaz, expects the US to become its largest market globally by the end of 2027. To support this growth, Checkout.com is establishing a new office in Atlanta, Georgia, and has appointed Jordan Reynolds as the new MALPB CEO and Head of North America Banking.
The new Atlanta office will support Checkout.com's expanding US payment and banking news. The company has officially applied for a Merchant Acquirer Limited Purpose Bank (MALPB) charter with the Georgia Department of Banking and Finance. This charter, once approved, will allow Checkout.com to directly access US card networks, enhancing its payments platform for US enterprise merchants.
Reynolds, who will manage the new entity, will ensure compliance and secure direct access to US card networks. The company's US business has already grown significantly, representing 15% of its total global business and processing over $300 billion in eCommerce payment volume in 2025. Checkout.com is expected to exceed its target of 30% net revenue growth in its core business in 2025.
Checkout.com's expansion in the US is a strategic move to tap into the region's vast potential. With the new office in Atlanta and the MALPB charter, the company is well-positioned to provide enhanced payment services to US enterprise merchants. The appointment of Jordan Reynolds further strengthens Checkout.com's commitment to its US operations and its ambition to become the leading global payments company.
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