Payments firm Adyen meets revenue estimates despite consumer spending decline
Published on May 6, 2026.
Dutch fintech company, Adyen, has exceeded expectations despite a decline in consumer spending. Net revenue for the quarter ended March 25th, 2018, grew by 20% to €620.8 million ($728.3 million). The company's processed volume rose to €38.6 billion, up 21% from the previous year, surpassing a forecast of €374 billion. Despite this, Adayen has maintained its dominance in the European payments industry.
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