finby, a European provider of acquiring services and online payment solutions, has been recognised in The Payments Power 50 2026, the annual list from The Power 50 celebrating the companies and industry voices making their mark across the global payments industry.

Now in its second year, The Payments Power 50 recognises 40 companies and 10 industry influencers making a meaningful contribution to one of the most competitive areas of financial services.

The 2026 list comes at an important moment for payments. Merchants are looking to improve approval rates and customer experience, providers are balancing fraud, resilience and regulation, and banks and fintechs are exploring new ways to support open banking, cross border payments, digital wallets, embedded finance and settlement.

finby has been recognised for its work in cross-border payments, including supporting merchants’ international expansion through localised payment solutions and broad market coverage.

Karin Milková, Chief Commercial Officer of finby, said: “This recognition is a testament to the trust our merchants and partners place in us. We remain focused on simplifying cross-border payments and helping businesses grow across European markets.”

Jason Williams, CEO of The Power 50, said: “Payments has always attracted ambition, but the industry is now being judged on delivery. The companies featured in The Payments Power 50 2026 are helping to make money move more safely, quickly and reliably, while supporting the services and infrastructure that modern commerce depends on.”

“We’re proud to recognise finby as part of this year’s cohort. The Payments Power 50 is designed to celebrate the companies and individuals driving the industry forward, bring the payments community together and give those shaping the sector a platform throughout the year. Congratulations to finby and everyone included in The Payments Power 50 2026.”

Those recognised in The Payments Power 50 feature in the annual publication and across The Power 50 website, with members also gaining access to content opportunities, networking events and year-round industry engagement.

The full Payments Power 50 2026 list is available in the annual guide here.