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Virtual cards and straight-through processing (STP) are poised to get more attention from buyers and suppliers as the pandemic recedes. Suppliers, he said, have traditionally been less amenable to commercialcardpayments, but are increasingly starting to accommodate buyers’ payment preferences.
International B2Bpayments are in the crosshairs of many a firm eager to seize the opportunity to move the trillions of dollars that cross borders away from checks. But on an international stage, cross-border corporate payments can present challenges, especially when it comes to getting suppliers to adapt to digital payments.
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There’s an imbalance in B2Bpayments — between buyers and suppliers, and between automation on one side of the cash flow equation and manual, paper-based processes on the other. Aquilina said that’s partly because historically, B2Bpayments innovation efforts — especially via FinTechs — have focused on buyers.
But companies large and small are still making purchases, and with the pandemic fueling the need for contactless payments, commercialcard technology adoption is on the rise. One of those partners is Brex , which targets startups with its commercialcard product. Bank commercialcards directly within the platform.
"The Amazon experience" is now a worn-out catchphrase in the world of B2B eCommerce. But B2B eCommerce is not the same beast as B2C. The core difference between B2B and B2C is that in B2B, the individual researching and buying has a job to do,” King said. The payments experience is part of that. It is their job.
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