Corporate America still likes to make payments using checks. While payment trends continue to shift to more electronic payment forms, we continue to see our customers frequently getting paid for business to business (B2B) transactions with checks. The Association of Financial Professionals last payment research...
Corporations today receive payments through a variety of methods: They might take in funds through checks, traditional automated clearing house (ACH) or wire transfers. Some corporates may accept cash, credit cards or web payments. In other words, corporates have a mix of payments coming in...
It’s a time of great transformation for payments in the eyes of FinTechs: “The payment market is changing rapidly with the adoption of electronic payments and soon-to-be real time payments,” DadeSystems Chief Marketing Officer Tom Berdan told PYMNTS.com in an interview. For receivables, Berdan noted that larger banks have done...
In the past, only the largest of firms such as utilities, telecoms or credit card companies were able to have customer payment portals. Those were the “types of companies that could afford to stand up a portal,” DadeSystems Chief Marketing Officer Tom Berdan told PYMNTS.com in an...
When it comes to treasury market offerings, banks have historically started wholesale and retail lockbox businesses. They were able to provide these services to their corporate customers, which effectively outsourced all of the work around receiving payments: that is, opening envelopes, scanning payments – as...