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CardUp Introduces Commercial Card Solution In Asia

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Consumers around the world have become intimately familiar with the “card-not-present” method of payment. Now businesses in Asia have an option to embrace “card not needed” as the pandemic continues to accelerate business models. That option, which extends to commercial cards , is being presented by Singapore-based CardUp.

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The Commercial Card Seeks Value For Both Buyer, Supplier

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With accounts payable (AP) solutions increasingly paying attention to supplier needs, commercial card technologies have expanded their focus on both the AP and accounts receivable (AR) side of B2B transactions. OnPay Talks V-Card Adoption. Boost Enables STP For Corporate Cards.

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Plastiq Talks Commercial Cards, ePayment Trends

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Adoption of commercial cards in B2B payments has emerged as one of the hottest industry topics of the year thanks to new FinTech innovations and industry leaders like Visa and Mastercard making a push further into the market. percent of incoming payments volume for B2B vendors by 2020 — up just 1.5

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U.S. Bank Breaks Ground With Commercial Cards For Apple Pay

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Bank will enable its corporate customers to use their commercial cards via the mobile Apple Pay , Android Pay and Samsung Pay solutions, reports said Monday (March 20). According to the bank, this makes it the first to support mobile payments for Visa commercial card transactions. According to U.S.

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AP Innovations Begin Targeting Supplier Acceptance

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As payments giants like Visa and Mastercard shift the innovation spotlight onto B2B transactions, developers of new accounts payable solutions are ushering in a growing trend: designing payment tools not just for the payer, but for the B2B supplier as well. Boost Payment Solutions Expands Globally.

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How The Corporate Card Recharted Its Adoption Course

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At the dawn of 2020, commercial cards made up only a fraction of overall B2B payments volume, even as corporates continued their slow-but-sure payments digitization efforts away from the paper check. But in the midst of the coronavirus crisis, the corporate card seemed to unlock more value for businesses large and small.

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AP Innovators Increasingly Turn Attention To Supplier Friction

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As solution providers position innovative commercial payment solutions in the market, they're increasingly having to benefit both buyers and suppliers. Tat Capital Eases Card Acceptance For Vendors. For the payer, this means interest-free cash flow for up to 55 days, the company said in its announcement.