- Payoneer is a global financial technology company specializing in cross-border payments and B2B transactions, reporting a 28% growth in B2B revenue in 2025, which now constitutes approximately 30% of its total revenue.
- In January 2026, Payoneer received in-principle authorization from the Reserve Bank of India to operate as a Payment Aggregator, enhancing its capabilities to facilitate cross-border transactions for Indian SMBs.
- The company has seen significant traction with larger customers, as evidenced by a 21% increase in B2B volume in Q4 2025, and is currently focused on expanding partnerships and product offerings, including stablecoin capabilities.
- Payoneer's ideal buyers are small and medium-sized businesses engaged in international trade, as they provide solutions that streamline cross-border payments, reduce transaction costs, and enhance cash flow management.
Marketing & Product is the largest individual group at about 19% of total headcount (232 employees), closely followed by Engineering with 225 team members. Sales & Support (202) and Business Management (162) also represent significant portions of the organization, underscoring Payoneer’s focus on both product development and customer-facing functions. Finance & Administration (110), Operations (78), Human Resources (48), Risk & Compliance (46), and Information Technology (39) round out the staff mix, giving the company a balanced structure across technical, commercial, and corporate disciplines.
Payoneer’s workforce is highly distributed: approximately 62% of employees (749) operate outside the nine specifically listed offices. Among named locations, Tel Aviv hosts the largest concentration with 185 employees, while New York accounts for 149. Additional hubs include Hong Kong, London, Bengaluru, Shanghai, Munich, Singapore, and San Francisco, each supporting between 8 and 25 team members, reflecting the company’s need for regional presence in key commercial and technology centers.
