Checkout.com said on Tuesday that its total processing volume in the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region rose 71% year over year, as the London-headquartered payments processor reported continued strong from large, cross-border merchants.
The company also said APAC net revenue grew 50% year over year for a third consecutive year, with growth driven by deeper wallet share from existing customers and new APAC merchants using Checkout.com to expand internationally. The figures were disclosed by Brian Sze, General Manager for APAC, during the firm’s Thrive Hong Kong merchant summit and are self-reported in a company release.
Checkout.com positioned the APAC performance around enterprise commerce verticals such as marketplaces and travel, naming merchants including Alibaba, Trip.com, Temu and SHEIN as examples of brands using its platform globally. The company did not break out which of those relationships are APAC-only versus global.
Checkout.com said it is increasing headcount across Singapore, Hong Kong, Shanghai, Tokyo and Sydney to support regional coverage and product development.
The APAC update follows Checkout.com’s earlier disclosures that it returned to full-year earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA) profitability in 2025, processed more than $300 billion in ecommerce volume and grew global net revenue by more than 30% for the second consecutive year.
The company has also tied its roadmap to “agentic commerce,” saying it supports the Agentic Commerce Protocol backed by OpenAI and Google’s Universal Commerce Protocol, alongside Visa Intelligent Commerce and Mastercard’s Agentpay framework.
