Where is Checkout.com headquartered?

Checkout.com's global headquarters is Wenlock Works, Shepherdess Walk, London N1 7BQ — a creative-industrial building in the Shoreditch/Islington area of east London, near the UK's densest concentration of fintech and technology firms. London hosts the largest share of the company's approximately 2,000 employees and is the primary hub for engineering, product, corporate legal, and executive leadership. Guillaume Pousaz and the full C-suite are London-based.

The company maintains its principal legal entity (Checkout Ltd) in the UK, which anchors its FCA (Financial Conduct Authority) regulatory permissions for European and UK payment services. The London phone number is +44 207 323 3888. The Shoreditch/Finsbury area gives Checkout.com proximity to talent from Revolut, Monzo, GoCardless, and other leading UK fintechs — a recruiting advantage in a competitive engineering market.

Beyond London, Checkout.com maintains 19+ additional offices. In North America: New York City (40 Tenth Ave), San Francisco (30 Hotaling Place, opened February 2025 to accelerate US expansion as North America posted 80% revenue growth in 2024), and Atlanta, Georgia — where the new MALPB banking charter creates a direct US acquiring regulatory presence.

In continental Europe: Paris, Amsterdam, Barcelona, Tallinn (an engineering hub in the Baltic technology cluster), and — as of January 2026 — Vilnius, Lithuania, where the acquisition of Blue EMI brought a Bank of Lithuania-licensed electronic money institution and the company established a new technology centre focused on compliance engineering and European expansion. In MENA: Dubai Internet City and Riyadh. In Asia-Pacific: Singapore (Mapletree Anson), Hong Kong (Five Pacific Place), Shanghai, Tokyo (WeWork Marunouchi), and Sydney. In Latin America: São Paulo. Additional offices in Tel Aviv, Karachi (Pakistan), and Mauritius — where Pousaz acquired SMS Pay early in his career — complete the footprint.

For enterprise sales into Checkout.com, the buying committee is concentrated in London (C-suite, engineering, legal) and New York (US commercial leadership). The 2025 San Francisco office opening signals active West Coast US hiring and relationship-building, making SF an increasingly viable entry point for technology and GTM vendors. The 2026 Atlanta regulatory presence (Georgia MALPB charter) creates a new US beachhead for compliance and banking infrastructure vendors.

For field events and ABM: London is the undisputed primary market, with Money20/20 Europe (Amsterdam), FinovateEurope, and the London fintech calendar as natural conference contexts. The new Vilnius tech centre opens Lithuania and the Baltic states as a vendor and recruiting market. In APAC, Singapore is the commercial hub for a region posting 71% TPV growth — prime territory for vendors with APAC compliance, local payment method, and data residency capabilities. Dubai is the entry for MENA deals, given Checkout.com's Saudi Arabia licensing and UAE operation. Time-zone coverage: UK/CET business hours for the majority of decision-makers, with meaningful overlap windows for both Dubai (GMT+4) and Singapore (GMT+8).