Globant and Adyen have formed a global strategic partnership, formalizing Globant's role as a lead integration partner for Adyen's payments platform. The collaboration will accelerate merchant onboarding, streamline integrations, and support continuous innovation. Through this partnership, Globant will serve as a strategic integration partner for Adyen, helping clients accelerate onboarding, streamline payment system integrations, and expand their payment capabilities across global markets.
Previously, Globant supported Adyen integrations on a project-by-project basis. This partnership formalizes that role and expands it across product upgrades, new payment implementations, and geographic expansions. Through the partnership, merchants can expect: Faster payment system integrations, Shorter time to revenue, Streamlined global payment expansion, Ongoing access to product upgrades, A shared services model designed to support continuous innovation.
The partnership is particularly relevant for retail, financial services, media and entertainment, sports, and hospitality organizations, where scalable, seamless payment infrastructure and embedded financial services are critical to growth. The collaboration was motivated by Globant and Adyen's shared strategic positioning as enterprise-focused organizations with strong global footprints, each committed to accelerating cross-border commerce through sophisticated integrations and scalable, end-to-end technology solutions. Globant's prior experience supporting Adyen-related implementations for enterprise clients established a strong foundation for the partnership.
Globant's partnership with Adyen will be primarily anchored within its Financial Services AI Studio, which brings together deep payments expertise, AI-driven platforms, and industry-specific accelerators to help financial institutions modernize and scale their digital capabilities. Through this Studio, Globant enables clients to optimize payment ecosystems, enhance transaction intelligence, and deliver secure, seamless commerce experiences across global markets.
