London, UK - October 8, 2025 - Checkout.com, a leading global digital payments company, today announced a series of innovations across its product suite, designed to keep merchants ahead in a rapidly evolving digital economy.
Speaking at Thrive Venice, Checkout.com’s merchant summit, Chief Product Officer Meron Colbeci announced the global launch of Flow Remember Me, an extension of Flow that allows shoppers to save their card details once and then have them immediately available for use across Checkout.com’s global network of merchants. By eliminating the need to re-enter information, Flow Remember Me makes transactions faster and more likely to convert.
Following a successful beta launch in the Middle East, Flow Remember Me is now available in 194 countries, with early adopters experiencing 22% fewer authentication challenges, 30% less timeouts, and a 70% reduction in checkout time. Merchants who combine Flow and Remember Me have also seen up to a 7% uplift in acceptance rates.
Flow offers customisable, ready-to-deploy payment components through a single integration with Checkout.com’s global network. Merchants can enable over 35 payment methods through configuration and no engineering cycles, which simplifies entry into new markets. Flow is helping merchants like Vinted, Papa Johns, Virgin Active, and the UK’s Royal Mint boost conversions and ease compliance by adapting payment options to location and device.
The launch of Flow Remember Me builds on the release of Flow for Mobile, extending availability for mobile-first businesses so developers can offer an embedded in-app checkout. Standalone Flow was also made available through Checkout.com’s proprietary Forward API, so merchants can operate in a multi-PSP environment.
Meron Colbeci, Chief Product Officer at Checkout.com, comments: “Merchants need tools that dynamically present the right payment experience to consumers based on market, devices, payment methods, and local regulations. Flow’s modular architecture simplifies compliance management and takes advantage of network optimisations, providing merchants with measurable increases in acceptance rates.”
Checkout.com made several other announcements across its product suite, including an expanding acquiring footprint, improved merchant insights, new issuing capabilities, and agentic partnerships:
Mariano Albera, Chief Technology Officer at Checkout.com, comments: “The digital economy is being fundamentally reshaped by AI, with smarter fraud prevention, optimised routing, and more personalised experiences. Our mission is to embed AI and machine learning into every layer of our platform, from our new analytics dashboard to Intelligent Acceptance, to help merchants prepare for the future. The combination of AI, data, and payments is redefining how money moves through the digital economy, and enabling the rise of agentic commerce, where AI agents will transact autonomously.”
Checkout.com recently announced a $12 billion valuation and an employee share buyback program. The company expects to generate over 30% net revenue growth in its core business of commerce and fintech. Checkout.com will process over $300bn in eCommerce payment volume this year, and is regularly processing more than $1bn each day. Checkout.com is trusted by global enterprises and has announced partnerships this year with eBay, Pinterest, Vinted, ASOS, and GetYourGuide.