Rubean AG Reports 170% Revenue Growth in First Nine Months of 2025

The fintech company Rubean AG continued its strong revenue growth in the third quarter of the 2025 financial year, with the group's revenue in the first nine months rising by 170 percent compared to the same period last year to over EUR 3.5 million from EUR 1.3 million. This substantial growth trajectory highlights the increasing adoption of Rubean's software point-of-sale solutions across European markets and demonstrates the company's successful execution of its expansion strategy. The company expects further growth in the current fourth quarter of the fiscal year, indicating sustained momentum in its core business operations.

Among the newly concluded business deals, the license agreement with Payten, one of Europe's leading payment service providers, is particularly noteworthy as it will enable Rubean to expand its presence in Central Eastern Europe. Payten is a subsidiary of the ASEE Group, which is listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange, providing Rubean with access to established payment infrastructure and customer networks in the region. This partnership represents a strategic move to capture market share in growing Central Eastern European economies where digital payment adoption is accelerating.

Rubean AG is a leading provider of pure software point-of-sale solutions for banks, acquirers, and merchants, including the mobile softPOS solution PhonePOS that enables merchants to accept card payments directly on their smartphones without additional hardware. This technology solution is used by payment service providers, major banks, retailers, and smaller merchants across Europe and is the only softPOS solution that supports the girocard (EC card) in Germany. The company's listing on m:access as well as on most over-the-counter trading venues and XETRA provides institutional visibility and market access. Further information can be found at https://www.rubean.com.

The nearly tripled revenue performance through September 2025 underscores the market demand for software-based payment solutions that reduce hardware dependency and lower barriers to entry for merchants of all sizes. As traditional payment terminals face competition from smartphone-based alternatives, Rubean's growth reflects broader industry shifts toward digital transformation in payment processing. The company's expansion into Central Eastern Europe through the Payten partnership positions it to capitalize on regional economic growth and increasing digital payment adoption, potentially establishing new revenue streams beyond its current markets.