Enterprises Rapidly Adopt Oracle Payments, Powered by Adyen, to offer Seamless Customer Experiences

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Oracle (NYSE:ORCL) announced expanded adoption of Oracle Payments, powered by Adyen, reporting more than 2,550 organizations and over 16,200 venues using the integrated payments platform as of Oct 23, 2025.

The end-to-end cloud service connects with Oracle Simphony and OPERA Cloud, supports debit/credit, Apple Pay, Samsung Pay, and Google Pay, and emphasizes reduced complexity, flat-rate pricing, and no middleware for enterprise hospitality, restaurant, healthcare, and sports & entertainment customers.

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• Adoption: >2,550 organizations reported
• Reach: >16,200 venues live on the platform
• Integration with Simphony and OPERA Cloud
• Supports debit, credit, Apple Pay, Samsung Pay, Google Pay

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Insights

Payments Strategy Analyst

Oracle and Adyen report broad enterprise adoption of an embedded payments platform, showing scale but no financial metrics.

Oracle Payments, powered by Adyen, claims adoption by more than 2,550 organizations across over 16,200 venues, and integration with Oracle Simphony and OPERA Cloud creates a single rails approach that reduces middleware and onboarding complexity. The business mechanism is straightforward: integrated payments inside existing Oracle hospitality and venue systems shortens implementation time and centralizes transaction data for operations and reporting.

Key dependencies and risks include actual transaction volumes, merchant retention, pricing terms, and execution of large implementations; those details are not disclosed here. The announcement cites customer benefits like faster transactions and flat-rate pricing but provides no revenue, fee schedules, or contract scope to quantify impact.

Watch for concrete commercial signals over the next 6–12 months: disclosed merchant transaction volumes, any published fee schedules or revenue-sharing terms, and customer case studies with measurable metrics. The press release date is October 23, 2025, which anchors current adoption claims but not financial outcomes.

From the field to the front desk, Oracle Payments delivers a connected, cohesive embedded payments platform for restaurant, sports & entertainment, hospitality, and healthcare organizations

AUSTIN, Texas and SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 23, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Global enterprises continue to trust their embedded finance needs to Oracle Payments, powered by Oracle partner Adyen. Today, more than 2,550 organizations with over 16,200 venues are benefitting from the security, performance, and ease of the integrated, enterprise-grade payments solution. This includes hospitality, restaurant, healthcare, and sports and entertainment operations across the US and UK.

Oracle Payments Cloud Service is an end-to-end payment solution that empowers brands to accept their guests' preferred payment method, including debit card, credit card, Apple Pay, Samsung Pay, and Google Pay. Connected with Oracle Simphony and OPERA Cloud, it delivers a unified experience that makes it easy for people to pay, while reducing cost, complexity, and friction for businesses.

"Every minute spent in a concession line is a moment missed for our sports fans and event goers," said Ken Gaber, president of OVG Hospitality. "Oracle Payments together with Simphony Point of Sale and Kiosks, enables us to speed every transaction to get our guests back to the action, while knowing we are operating with a secure, modern enterprise payment platform with no hidden fees and flat rate pricing – it's a win, win." Oak View Group is the global leader in venue development, management, and premium hospitality services for the live event industry.

Elevating the guest experience
Together, Oracle and Adyen are elevating the payments experience for some of the world's most recognized brands with no middleware, additional onboarding, or complexity.

"Oracle has built one of the most comprehensive and trusted technology suites in the enterprise space, powering everything from operations to customer engagement," said Henmo Bosscher, senior vice president, global head of platforms and financial services, Adyen. "Through our partnership, Oracle can offer fully integrated, enterprise-grade payments at scale. Whether it's a restaurant chain, a stadium, or hotel group, merchants in Oracle's ecosystem can easily activate seamless, data-rich payment experiences."

"We're seeing a massive shift in how enterprises think about payments, specifically as it relates to ensuring the best customer experience," said Chris Adams, senior vice president of Oracle Industry Embedded Finance. "With Adyen, we've been able to embed payments directly into our ecosystem, giving our customers a powerful advantage - faster innovation, reduced complexity, and the ability to deliver seamless, data-driven experiences across every touchpoint."

To learn more about the partnership, join Oracle's Chris Adams and Adyen VP of Platform Offering Strategy Natalie Wexler at their Money 20/20 session - Heavyweights in the Ring: Taking Embedded Payments to the Enterprise.

About Oracle
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About Adyen
Adyen (ADYEN:AMS) is the financial technology platform of choice for leading companies. By providing end-to-end payments capabilities, data-driven insights, and financial products in a single global solution, Adyen helps businesses achieve their ambitions faster. With offices around the world, Adyen works with the likes of Meta, Uber, H&M, eBay, and Microsoft. The cooperation with Oracle as described in this merchant update underlines Adyen's continuous growth with current and new merchants over the years.

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FAQ

How many organizations have adopted Oracle Payments (ORCL) as of Oct 23, 2025?

Oracle reports more than 2,550 organizations using Oracle Payments as of Oct 23, 2025.

How many venues are running Oracle Payments (ORCL) with Adyen integration?

The announcement states over 16,200 venues are benefitting from the Oracle Payments solution.

Which Oracle systems integrate with Oracle Payments (ORCL)?

Oracle Payments is connected with Oracle Simphony and OPERA Cloud for unified payment workflows.

What payment methods does Oracle Payments (ORCL) support?

The service accepts debit and credit cards plus digital wallets including Apple Pay, Samsung Pay, and Google Pay.

What customer segments does Oracle Payments (ORCL) target?

The offering targets enterprise hospitality, restaurant, healthcare, and sports & entertainment operators.

Does Oracle Payments (ORCL) require middleware or additional onboarding?

The announcement says merchants can activate payments with no middleware and no additional onboarding.