To help cater to the needs of businesses and the public sector, FinTechs are introducing new commercial card offerings with spend management and payroll functionalities. This week’s roundup of the latest innovation reveals some of the newest offerings. Get the Full Story Complete the form...
In the build-versus-buy debate, B2B FinTech innovation developed for the financial back office has made “buy” a clear winner among businesses looking to digitize workflows — but this strategy is not without its drawbacks. Get the Full Story Complete the form to unlock this article...
Cambridge Global Payments and Steamchain Corp., with their newly announced partnership, will aim to streamline sending and receiving payments for global shipping and logistics, a press release says. Get the Full Story Complete the form to unlock this article and enjoy unlimited free access to...
Today in B2B payments, Airbase discusses breaking down spend management silos. Plus, Telefónica Tech and IBM harness blockchain to bolster the monitoring of supply chains, a regulator probes an accounting firm in the U.K. over an audit of Greensill Capital (UK) Limited and the Commercial...
Cross-border solution provider iBanFirst will roll out a new open banking service in partnership with Klarna, a Tuesday (June 29) press release said, which will streamline routine payment transactions and give a broad view of a corporation’s bank accounts. Get the Full Story Complete the...
NorthOne has eliminated all non-sufficient funds and overdraft fees for its customers, the small business banking app said Tuesday (June 29). Get the Full Story Complete the form to unlock this article and enjoy unlimited free access to all PYMNTS content — no additional logins...
TravelPerk and Divvy are teaming to provide a corporate travel and expense management experience with a tie-up between the two firms. TravelPerk attains the status of Divvy’s main travel partner via the collaboration, according to a Tuesday (June 29) announcement. Get the Full Story Complete...
United Kingdom-based FinTech Tide, which serves small- to medium-sized businesses (SMBs), is poised to step into the Indian market with an investment commitment of $100 million, CNBC TV18 reported. More than 200 staffers presently work for the company in India. Get the Full Story Complete...
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