Adobe & Magento plugins for global E-commerce growth
E-commerce without borders: Adobe & Magento just got the Sokin treatment
Global growth shouldn’t come with local headaches.
That’s why we’ve launched our new Adobe Commerce and Magento plugins - giving you a faster, smarter way to accept payments, settle in multiple currencies, and scale across borders without rewriting your checkout strategy from scratch.
Because let’s face it: if your E-commerce business is aiming for double-digit growth, the last thing you need is another clunky integration slowing you down.
Why your global ambitions demand Adobe Commerce + Sokin
Right now, over 239,000 live sites (38% on Magento 2) are built on Adobe and Magento Commerce - many operated by businesses SMEs and Enterprise businesses, and ripe for seamless integration1.
Magento platforms collectively processed more than $155 billion in annual transactions, with E-commerce brands frequently doubling revenue year-over-year thanks to its scalable architecture2.
At the same time, the global E‑commerce payment market is exploding - from $57 billion in 2024 to an expected $142 billion by 2031, and real-time B2B payments set to grow from $25 billion to $284 billion by 2032 - revealing a clear shift to fast, global payment capabilities3.
That’s exactly why Sokin’s Adobe & Magento plugins matter - they meet the scalability needs of Adobe Commerce merchants while plugging directly into the high-growth payments ecosystem.
One plugin. Zero nonsense.
You’re ambitious. So is your business. Whether you’re selling fashion in Finland, fitness gear in France, or furniture from the UK to the US, our E-commerce gateway makes it easy to go global - without blowing up your dev budget.
The new plugins for Adobe Commerce and Magento let you:
- Accept payments in EUR, USD, GBP, and CAD
- Use Sokin’s hosted checkout with built-in PCI compliance
- Skip the middleware - we’re natively built for scale
All this, ready to go in minutes - not months.
Scalability built in (Because you’ll need it)
Adobe Commerce and Magento are known for their ability to scale with growing businesses - whether you’re launching new product lines or entering international markets. That’s exactly why we built these plugins:
- Modular architecture means your E-commerce infrastructure grows with you, not against you.
- Multi-store management lets you run multiple international storefronts from one dashboard.
- Flexible APIs and third-party integrations allow easy customisation as your needs evolve.
In other words, the plugins are ready for your next market, not just your current one.
Plugins with purpose
We didn’t build these integrations for vanity. We built them for the people in the middle of it all:
- The Founder trying to launch into three new markets without hiring a global finance team.
- The Head of E-commerce looking to increase checkout conversions in overseas markets.
- The CFO tasked with making payments more efficient without increasing risk or cost.
With a clean install, streamlined documentation, and smart multi-currency settlement, we’re making it easier for your team to focus on growth - not workarounds.
Beyond the plugin: A gateway to global revenue
This isn’t just another checkout option. It’s your new launchpad. Our ecommerce gateway is already helping brands across the globe scale cross-border revenue with:
- Faster settlement in key currencies
- Consistent pricing without tiered confusion
- Customer support that knows payments inside out (and answers the phone)
Add to that our WooCommerce and custom API options, and you’ve got a payments solution that flexes to fit your stack- whatever stage you're at.
Ready to go global the Sokin Way?
If your E-commerce strategy includes new markets, currency expansion, or streamlining finance ops, the new Sokin Adobe and Magento plugins are ready to back you up.
No unnecessary friction. No code-heavy surprises. Just global growth, simplified.
Ready to scale globally?
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