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ADYEN LAUNCHES JCB CARD ACCEPTANCE FOR BUSINESSES ONLINE AND AT THE POINT OF SALE

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Posted on August 1, 2014

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· Last updated: April 15, 2020

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Adyen Partners with JCB for Card Acceptance

JCB International Co., Ltd. (JCBI), the international operations subsidiary of JCB, the only global payment brand based in Japan, and Adyen, the global provider of international and omni-channel payment solutions, are pleased to announce their partnership to enable Adyen merchants in 28 European countries to accept payments both online and in stores from over 84 million JCB card members worldwide. In 1981 JCB became the only Japan-based payment card brand to go global, and since then JCBI has been steadily growing its presence in Europe by expanding its merchant network. Currently, card members can pay with JCB card at about 26 million merchants worldwide including several million merchants in Europe. The Netherlands is a strategically important country for JCBI, as this is a major destination market for European JCB card members, whilst in France, Adyen will be the first JCB Licensee to be able to offer JCB acceptance to French merchants. The partnership with Adyen is key for the expansion of JCB in France and will improve the card acceptance for JCB cardmembers visiting this country.

Adyen’s Comprehensive Payment Solutions Explained

Adyen offers a full service model including front end solutions with ready-to-use check out pages for online and payment terminal solutions for point of sale, all connecting to its best in class processing and risk management payment platform. On the back end, Adyen offers full payment reconciliation, detailed reporting and settlements. Adyen holds acquiring licenses for all major debit and credit cards and continues to expand this capability by adding JCB. This partnership enables JCBI to further develop its penetration in Europe.

Statements from JCB and Adyen Executives

Ryuji Shinzawa, Executive Vice President, Head of Sales and Marketing Headquarters / Americas and EMEA of JCBI commented, “Adyen is an innovative payments company making things easy for merchants and shoppers to accept or process payments. Its aspirations fit well with the JCB ethos and I am particularly pleased to announce Adyen as our full Licensed partner for both online and point of sale. I am sure that this new partnership will bring even more benefit and convenience to JCB cardmembers as well as enhanced business opportunities for merchants.”

Roelant Prins, CCO of Adyen adds: “JCB is a major payment scheme in Asia and increasingly popular outside of Asia. We look forward to boosting JCB card acceptance worldwide through enabling merchants to accept JCB both online and at the point of sale.”

Key Takeaways

  • Adyen and JCB International have partnered to enable acceptance of JCB cards across 28 European countries both online and in-store.
  • The partnership grants Adyen merchants access to over 84 million JCB card members globally.
  • In France, Adyen becomes the first JCB Licensee to extend JCB acceptance to French merchants.
  • Adyen’s end-to-end platform supports front-end checkout, POS terminals, risk management, reconciliation, reporting, and settlements.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which regions are covered by this partnership?
The deal covers 28 European countries where Adyen merchants can now accept JCB cards online and in stores.
How many JCB card members are covered by the expanded acceptance?
Merchants can now accept payments from over 84 million JCB card members worldwide.
What solutions does Adyen provide for merchants under this partnership?
Adyen offers front-end checkout pages, POS terminal solutions, processing, risk management, payment reconciliation, reporting, and settlements.
Why is France highlighted in this announcement?
In France, Adyen is the first licensed partner able to offer JCB card acceptance, marking a strategic expansion of JCB presence.
Which country is strategically important to JCB International and why?
The Netherlands is identified as strategically important because it’s a major destination for European JCB card members.

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