Payoneer Holdings Inc. has raised its 2026 revenue forecast to a range between $1.1 billion and $1.14 billion [1].
This update signals the company's aggressive push for growth in the B2B payment sector, leveraging a strong start to the fiscal year to attract more business users.
The new guidance represents a $10 million increase over previous projections [6]. Company leadership is now targeting exit growth in the mid-teens percent range [2].
These adjustments follow a first-quarter performance that the company described as accelerating. John Caplan said, "In Q1, we delivered strong accelerating results across our major KPIs. Revenue ex interest accelerated and B2B volume growth more than doubled sequentially" [3].
According to company data, total volume grew 16% [4]. Revenue excluding interest rose 11%, and B2B volumes jumped 44% [5]. These figures contributed to the highest quarterly adjusted EBITDA the company has ever recorded, excluding interest income [5].
Caplan said, "Total volume grew 16%" [3]. The company said the rise in its outlook is due to the combination of accelerating revenue and the significant increase in B2B volume [7].
“Payoneer raised its 2026 revenue outlook to $1.1‑$1.14 billion.”
The upward revision of the 2026 forecast suggests Payoneer is successfully pivoting toward higher-value B2B transactions. By achieving record adjusted EBITDA and significant growth in B2B volumes, the company is positioning itself as a critical infrastructure provider for cross-border business payments rather than just a consumer-facing service.
