Payoneer, the fintech platform powering global commerce for small and medium-sized businesses, reported full-year 2025 revenue of $1.05 billion, officially surpassing the $1 billion annual revenue mark for the first time in the company’s history.
The milestone represents an 8% year-over-year increase and underscores Payoneer’s continued expansion across cross-border payments, marketplace integrations, B2B services, and checkout solutions. The company’s small and medium-sized business segment was a key growth driver, delivering 15% year-over-year revenue growth as customers increased usage of Payoneer’s financial tools to manage international transactions.
CEO John Caplan highlighted the significance of exceeding $1 billion in annual revenue, noting that the achievement reflects the strength and scale of Payoneer’s global platform as well as the growing demand from businesses operating across borders. The company’s expanding product suite and broader adoption among higher-value customers contributed meaningfully to the record performance.
In addition to revenue growth, Payoneer demonstrated strong financial discipline and profitability. The company generated solid free cash flow during the year and repurchased approximately $175 million of its shares, representing about 8% of shares outstanding. The share buyback activity signals management’s confidence in Payoneer’s long-term growth strategy and capital allocation framework.
Operational metrics also reflected continued momentum. Customer engagement increased, average revenue per user improved, and customer funds balances and card spend rose, indicating deeper platform utilization. The company continued investing in product innovation, including AI-driven enhancements designed to streamline cross-border payments and improve user experience.
During the fourth quarter, Payoneer generated $274.7 million in revenue, closing out a year defined by consistent execution and expanding global reach.
Crossing the $1 billion revenue threshold marks a defining moment for Payoneer, positioning the company as a scaled and profitable player in the global fintech landscape while reinforcing its role in enabling businesses worldwide to participate in international commerce.
