The United States remained the dominant source of FinTech acquirers through Q3 2026, accounting for 50% of transactions, followed by the UK at 10%, with additional activity across Canada, Europe, Asia, and Australia. Cross-border deals represented 42% of transactions, highlighting the increasingly global nature of FinTech M&A.

The United States continued to lead FinTech M&A activity through the first three quarters of 2026, accounting for 43% of acquired companies, followed by the UK at 12% and Canada at 5%. France, Germany, Brazil, and India each represented 3%, while Japan, Israel, and Australia each accounted for 2%. Other global markets contributed 22%, highlighting the increasingly international nature of FinTech M&A.