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Rob Schonfeld Appointed as Chief Revenue Officer at Paysafe

Paysafe names Rob Schonfeld Chief Revenue Officer, bringing more than two decades of sales experience and a senior revenue career at Activision Blizzard to its executive team.

By the Hiro News Desk
· 2 min read · Data by Crustdata
Rob Schonfeld, from Redstone Investments to Paysafe

The Move

New role
Chief Revenue Officer
Company
Paysafe
Previously
Managing Partner, Redstone Investments
Announced
November 5, 2026

By the Numbers: Paysafe

Years in sales
21
Sales team
336
Employees
3,475
Funding raised
$2 billion

Data: Crustdata, as of November 5, 2026

Paysafe has appointed Rob Schonfeld as Chief Revenue Officer. The move brings more than two decades of sales experience to the payments company, including a long tenure at Activision Blizzard, where Schonfeld rose to Global Revenue Officer and held a seat on the board of directors.

A Track Record In Sales

According to Crustdata people data, Schonfeld has built more than three decades of professional experience across a series of senior commercial roles. The new Chief Revenue Officer joins from Redstone Investments, where they served most recently as Managing Partner, after earlier posts as Chief Business Officer at Ludeo and Executive in Residence at Boston Consulting Group.

The defining chapter came at Activision Blizzard. Starting in 2012 as Vice President, Head of Global Digital and Mobile Sales, Schonfeld advanced through senior vice president roles in global digital and mobile commerce and then in revenue, before becoming Global Revenue Officer in 2022. That steady climb rests on an MBA in Entertainment Strategy and Finance from the University of California, Los Angeles, The Anderson School of Management.

Why It Matters For Paysafe

Paysafe is a global payments platform powering the experience economy, with a focus on iGaming, video gaming, e-commerce, retail, travel and hospitality. Its offering spans card payments, digital wallets such as Skrill, eCash solutions like PaysafeCard and a suite of local payment methods, supporting annualized transactional volume of $167 billion in 2025.

Crustdata company data shows Paysafe employs 3,475 people, led by 1,331 in Bulgaria, 678 in the United States and 434 in the United Kingdom. Commercial momentum is building, with Business Development growing 8.2% in a year to 265 people. The London-based public company has raised $2 billion from backers including Blackstone, CPP Investments and CVC Capital Partners.

What's Next

From November 2026, Schonfeld will lead revenue at Paysafe, overseeing a Sales organization of 336 that welcomed 24 joiners over the past year. The new Chief Revenue Officer steps into a commercial team that has recently added senior talent, including a VP, Global Sales and a Vice President of Business Development in April 2026 and a VP Sales Transformation in January 2026. With a career shaped at Activision Blizzard, Ludeo and Boston Consulting Group, Schonfeld is well placed to drive the next chapter of commercial growth.

Hiro News tracks leadership moves across go-to-market teams every day. People, company and job data in this story comes from Crustdata.

Questions and Answers

Who is the new Chief Revenue Officer at Paysafe?

Rob Schonfeld is the new Chief Revenue Officer at Paysafe, starting in November 2026. Schonfeld joins from Redstone Investments, where they served most recently as Managing Partner.

What is Rob Schonfeld's background?

Schonfeld has more than two decades in sales. At Activision Blizzard, they rose from Vice President, Head of Global Digital and Mobile Sales to Global Revenue Officer and also held a seat on the board of directors. Earlier roles include Chief Business Officer at Ludeo.

What does Paysafe do?

Paysafe is a global payments platform focused on iGaming, video gaming, e-commerce, retail, travel and hospitality. Its products include card payments, the Skrill digital wallet and PaysafeCard eCash solutions. The company reported annualized transactional volume of $167 billion in 2025.

Data byCrustdata· people and company records, retrieved November 5, 2026. Source: Crustdata.