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Sokin has entered a global partnership with Adyen to integrate ecommerce payment acceptance into its existing multi-currency accounts, FX, and treasury platform, giving businesses a single system to manage cross-border inflows and outflows. The combined solution, already live in the U.S., extends to clients in Canada, the U.K., mainland Europe, the UAE, Singapore, and Australia, enabling payment acceptance in over 170 countries and territories, across more than 35 payment methods, with the ability to charge and settle in multiple currencies.
By consolidating payment acceptance and treasury operations, Sokin aims to reduce reconciliation burdens, lower FX costs, and improve visibility for internationally active businesses, which today often rely on fragmented providers and infrastructure. CEO Vroon Modgill framed the move as critical in an AI-driven finance environment, where automated agents must be able to decide, approve, execute, and settle within a single programmable stack, while the partnership builds on Sokin’s rapid expansion, including more than eightfold revenue growth since 2022, a Series B round in late 2025, a $100 million debt facility raised in January 2026, and the launch of stablecoin capabilities in March 2026 to support digital and traditional currencies on one platform.