EBay to Ditch PayPal for Adyen

The video discusses the split between PayPal and eBay, which occurred in 2015, and the recent announcement that eBay will replace PayPal with Adyen as its payment processor. This change aims to offer lower prices to sellers and more flexibility to shoppers. Despite the market's negative reaction, PayPal maintains that its financial guidance remains unaffected.

What was the main reason for the long-term agreement between PayPal and eBay after their split?

• To continue their partnership indefinitely

• To increase PayPal's market share

• To maintain a seamless transition for users

• To allow eBay to find a new payment processor

What is eBay's primary goal in switching to Adyen as its payment processor?

• To increase transaction fees

• To offer lower prices to sellers

• To expand into new markets

• To merge with Adyen

How many currencies is Adyen available in, according to the announcement?

• 100

• 200

• 120

• 150

What was the market's reaction to PayPal's announcement regarding its financial guidance?

• The shares were unaffected

• The shares decreased after market

• The shares remained stable

• The shares increased significantly

What did PayPal claim about the impact of eBay's decision on its financial guidance?

• It would significantly affect their guidance

• It would have no effect on their guidance

• It would improve their financial outlook

• It would lead to a merger with Adyen