Citing some sources, Sokin and Adyen recently signed a global strategic partnership to jointly offer an integrated payment acceptance and treasury management solution. Through their cooperation, businesses can handle their cross-border financial operations – including collections, FX, and treasury – all from one platform.
The new product, launched first in the US, will be available to businesses in Canada, the UK EU UAE, Singapore, and Australia also. This step allows companies to accept payments by a checkout and payment links feature from more than 35 payment methods in over 170 countries and territories, and at the same time in multi-currencies.
Eliminating Fragmentation in Global Payment Infrastructure
International companies have usually depended on different systems for payment reception and treasury operations, which has caused inefficiencies such as complicated reconciliation procedures, higher foreign exchange costs, and reduced financial transparency. Sokin and Adyen’s collaboration offers a solution to these issues by combining these functionalities in a single financial stack.
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Such a unified strategy comes at a time when companies are increasingly using AI-powered financial operations. Disjointed payment systems can act as a barrier to automation, but an integrated platform can allow continuous operations from receiving payments to settling within a programmable setting.
“Businesses growing internationally have always had to stitch together multiple providers just to manage the basics of getting paid and paying out. This partnership closes that gap. One platform, one relationship, one view of your entire cross-border stack. That matters more than ever as AI becomes part of how finance teams actually work,” said Vroon Modgill, founder and CEO of Sokin.
“Expanding into new markets always brings complexity around how businesses can accept and optimise local payments. By partnering with Sokin, we’re helping to remove those barriers and give growing businesses the ability to scale internationally with the confidence that their payment experience is built to perform in every market,” said Adrian Davis, Managing Director Financial Services & Insurance at Adyen. “Through our global network and data-driven insights, our partnership with Sokin will help global businesses continuously optimise how they accept payments, meeting their customers wherever they are.”
Supporting Growth with Scalable Financial Capabilities
This partnership fits perfectly with Sokin’s fast expansion plans, as the company is not only growing its international presence but also enhancing its product offerings. Besides a massive increase in revenues from 2022 onwards, Sokin has just rounded up a Series B fundraising and obtained a $100 million loan facility at the beginning of 2026.
Recently it has also set up stablecoin functionalities which is a great move towards becoming a single financial platform that can handle both fiat and crypto. With great investors and domain knowledge behind it, Sokin is gearing up to fulfill the changing demands of worldwide enterprises looking for scalable, cost-effective, and AI-ready financial infrastructures.
