Private Valuation & Funding Round Tracker · Checkout.com

Checkout.com funding rounds & valuation history

Name: Checkout.com Funding Rounds & Valuation History
Creator: growthnavigatefunding.net

Checkout.com, the London payments processor, from its 2019 Series A to the 2025 employee buyback, sourced to Checkout.com, TechCrunch and CNBC.

Last updated: 13 Nov 2026 (IST). Every figure re-checked against the linked sources that day. Rows: 5 Currency: US$, nominal

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Last closed round Closed

$40B

$1B Series D, Jan 2022

Latest signal Buyback

$12B

Internal valuation for the employee buyback, Sep 2025

Up-step, Series D

2.67×

$40B vs $15B (GNF calc.)

Raised, Series A–D

$1.83B

Sum of the four rounds on this page (GNF calc.)

Round history

Newest first. Dashed badges and striped rows are not closed transactions. “—” means the source does not disclose the figure or it cannot be computed on the same basis; see the note in each row.

Checkout.com funding rounds and buyback, May 2019 to September 2025
Date	Status	Round	Amount	Lead / buyer	Valuation	Val. ÷ run-rate	Source
26 Sep 2025	Tender	Employee share buybackCompany buyback giving employees liquidity; no new primary capital. CNBC: down from the $40B Series D valuation.	Not stated	—Not disclosed	$12B“New internal valuation” set by the company for the buyback (CNBC)	—Not disclosedTender price, not a new round; no multiple	Checkout.com, 26 Sep 2025Also: CNBC, 26 Sep 2025
12 Jan 2022	Closed round	Series DCheckout.com did not name a lead; the investors listed are those it called “primary investors”.	$1B	—Not disclosedPrimary investors: Altimeter, Dragoneer, Franklin Templeton, GIC, Insight Partners, Qatar Investment Authority, Tiger Global, Oxford Endowment Fund	$40BStated by Checkout.com2.67× vs prior closed	—Not disclosedNo run-rate stated in the announcement	Checkout.com, 12 Jan 2022Also: TechCrunch, 12 Jan 2022
12 Jan 2021	Closed round	Series C	$450M	Tiger Global ManagementWith: Greenoaks Capital and existing investors	$15BPost-money (Checkout.com)2.73× vs prior closed	—Not disclosedNo run-rate stated in the announcement	Checkout.com, 12 Jan 2021
22 Jun 2020	Closed round	Series BNo step-up: the Series A valuation was given only as “just shy of $2 billion”.	$150M	CoatueWith: Insight Partners, DST Global, Blossom Capital, GIC	$5.5BPost-money (TechCrunch); Checkout.com says it “tripled” its value	—Not disclosedNo run-rate stated in the announcement	Checkout.com, 22 Jun 2020Also: TechCrunch, 22 Jun 2020
2 May 2019	Closed round	Series ACheckout.com called it the “largest-ever fintech Series A raise in Europe”.	$230M	Insight Partners, DST Global	Just under $2BTechCrunch: “a valuation just shy of $2 billion”	—Not disclosedNo run-rate stated in the announcement	Checkout.com, 2 May 2019Also: TechCrunch, 2 May 2019

Step-up = valuation ÷ the prior closed valuation (GNF calc.). Buybacks carry no step-up.

Valuation at each closed round

Closed rounds with a stated valuation. The 2019 Series A (just under $2B) and the 2025 buyback ($12B) are not plotted.

Series BJun 2020$5.5B
Series CJan 2021$15B
Series DJan 2022$40B

Sources: Checkout.com; TechCrunch. US$ billions, linear scale.

Timeline

Each round and share sale, oldest first.

2 May 2019 · Closed
Series A: $230M led by Insight Partners and DST Global, at just under $2B.
22 Jun 2020 · Closed
Series B: $150M led by Coatue at $5.5B.
12 Jan 2021 · Closed
Series C: $450M led by Tiger Global at $15B post-money.
12 Jan 2022 · Closed
Series D: $1B at $40B.
26 Sep 2025 · Buyback
Employee share buyback at a new internal valuation of $12B.

Still private: Checkout.com has not filed for an IPO and is not owned by a listed company. Its latest valuation signal is the $12B internal valuation behind the September 2025 employee buyback, which is a share sale rather than a funding round (CNBC).

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Checkout.com Funding Rounds & Valuation History. Private Valuation & Funding Round Tracker, GrowthNavigateFunding.net, updated 13 Nov 2026. https://growthnavigatefunding.net/funding/checkout-com/

Download the data

The same 5 rows as the table: numeric US$ columns, empty cells where a figure is not disclosed, and a source URL for every row.

File: checkout-com-rounds.csv (UTF-8, comma-separated)
Stable URL: https://growthnavigatefunding.net/wp-content/uploads/2026/11/checkout-com-rounds.csv
Columns: id, date, date_precision, status, transaction_type, round, amount_usd_low, amount_usd_high, lead_or_buyer, co_leads, valuation_usd_low, valuation_usd_high, valuation_basis, valuation_to_run_rate_multiple, multiple_bound, multiple_basis, step_up_vs_prior_closed, price_per_share_usd_low, price_per_share_usd_high, shares, source, source_url, other_source_urls, notes, last_updated
Updated: 13 Nov 2026 (IST)

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Methodology & status definitions

How each row is labelled and calculated.

Closed round

A primary round announced by the company or confirmed in the press, bringing new money to the company.

Tender

A sale of existing shares (employee tender, secondary or buyback). It brings no new primary capital, so it is Status, not the last-closed valuation; no step-up or multiple.

Valuation ÷ run-rate

Post-money valuation ÷ the run-rate the company stated in that announcement (GNF calc.). Where the run-rate is “crossed” or “over” a figure, the multiple is shown as “under X×”. No row qualifies here unless shown, so no multiple is invented.

What is not a separate row

Earlier undisclosed backing, internal 409A revaluations (such as the cut reported in late 2022), acquisitions, and revenue updates.

Updates & corrections

This page stays at one address and is updated in place; the “Last updated” date above drives the citation and the dataset metadata. Corrections: hello@growthnavigatefunding.net. Informational only; not investment advice.

Changelog

13 Nov 2026: Dataset first compiled (batch 2, not yet published).

Checkout.com Funding Rounds & Valuation History (2019–2025)