Adyen to acquire Orb to unify billing and payments infrastructure for enterprise merchants

AMSTERDAM, June 11, 2026 — Adyen N.V. (AMS: ADYEN) today announces it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire enterprise billing platform Orb through a reverse triangular merger. Upon closing, Orb will become an indirect, wholly owned subsidiary managed under an incubator model. The total consideration for the transaction is $335 million, which Adyen will finance entirely from available cash resources. Underscoring their long-term commitment to the combined business, the co-founders of Orb will reinvest a meaningful portion of their proceeds into newly issued ordinary shares in Adyen. The transaction remains subject to customary closing conditions.

Headquartered in San Francisco, Orb provides an infrastructure engine that tracks real-time usage data and translates complex pricing contracts for global enterprises. Founded in 2021, the company raised a $25 million Series B round in 2024, bringing its total funding to $44 million and serves global enterprise clients including Vercel, Glean, Replit, and Supabase.

Connecting billing logic to real-time financial context

Monetization and billing for digital companies have grown increasingly complex — a structural shift driven by AI as companies move toward usage-based pricing models that require infrastructure capable of processing millions of usage events in real time. This makes billing a strategic entry point into a new generation of high-growth digital businesses, and one where both existing and prospective customers are actively asking Adyen to step in.

Payments and billing logically complement each other, yet today these systems operate in isolated silos, leaving valuable data stranded on both sides. Connecting them creates a two-way intelligence advantage: billing signals feed into Adyen's Dynamic Identification layer, improving data models across the entire product suite, while real-time payment data and risk scores optimize billing execution, reducing fraud and increasing transaction success rates.

Technology-first design and operational continuity 

What makes Orb particularly compelling is its technology-first architecture: unlike other billing systems that aggregate usage data prematurely, Orb stores the full event stream at scale, decoupling ingestion from invoicing, giving enterprise platforms greater flexibility in how they structure pricing, run backtesting, and optimize monetization models over time. To ensure product velocity, Adyen is adopting an incubator model, preserving Orb’s operational continuity during the first phase of the acquisition and continuing to support multi-PSP environments. Beyond this first phase, the strategic intent is convergence: a single infrastructure experience for merchants across billing and payments.

“Our customers increasingly need infrastructure that can handle complex, high-volume usage models, particularly as AI reshapes how software is priced and consumed,” said Ingo Uytdehaage, Co-CEO of Adyen. “The structural complexity of modern billing has become the kind of infrastructure problem Adyen is built to take on. Helping customers optimize beyond the transaction itself has been an important part of our long-term direction, and recent moves have expanded our role further into the enterprise monetization stack. Combining Orb's billing product with Adyen's payments platform closes the loop between what merchants charge and how those charges perform, enabling merchants to automate smarter revenue decisions in real time.”

“Standalone billing systems are fundamentally limited because they operate blind to transaction execution,” said Alvaro Morales, CEO of Orb. “We built our architecture to process complex consumption logic at the event level, giving merchants total flexibility over their pricing frameworks. By joining forces with Adyen, we can connect this ingestion layer directly to real-time financial health signals, closing the loop between billing logic and payment success.”

Financial update

Adyen reiterates its previously announced financial objectives, which remain unchanged and are stated independently of the proposed acquisitions of Orb and Talon.One. We currently expect both acquisitions to close on July 1, 2026, pending regulatory approvals and customary closing conditions. These two highly strategic investments are expected to contribute meaningfully to Adyen’s long-term growth trajectory. For 2026, we expect a 1 percentage point addition to net revenue growth, as well as a 1 percentage point margin dilution, including one-time transaction costs. 

For additional commentary on today's announcement, watch the video discussion with Ingo Uytdehaage (Co-CEO) and Roelant Prins (CCO).

Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati, P.C. served as legal counsel to Adyen. KPMG Advisory N.V. served as the financial due diligence advisor. Goodwin Procter LLP served as legal counsel to Orb. AXOM Partners LLC served as exclusive financial advisor.

About Adyen 

Adyen (ADYEN:AMS) is the financial technology platform of choice for leading companies. By providing end-to-end payments capabilities, data-driven insights, and financial products in a single global solution, Adyen helps businesses achieve their ambitions faster. With offices around the world, Adyen works with the likes of Meta, Uber, H&M, eBay, and Microsoft.

About Orb

Orb is the revenue design platform for AI and SaaS companies. Built on raw usage data, Orb unifies pricing, billing, and revenue intelligence—so companies can evolve how they monetize as fast as they ship. AI-natives like Vercel, Glean, Replit, and Supabase run their revenue on Orb.

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