Today In B2B: Plooto Explores B2B Payment Ecosystems; Airbase Enables Cross-Border B2B Bill Payments

Today in B2B payments, Plooto discusses B2B payment ecosystems, and Airbase enables cross-border bill payments. Plus, Abrigo explores the value of better corporate onboarding, Chaser integrates with Microsoft Dynamics 365 and Currencycloud lands in Singapore to broaden its APAC presence.

Bracing For New Challenges In A World Of B2B Payment Ecosystems

The Long-Lasting Effect Of Better Corporate Onboarding

Community banks and credit unions need to digitize to remain competitive, and the moment of onboarding a corporate client is a key opportunity to embrace a modern workflow. Abrigo Vice President of Client Services Nolan Gesher tells PYMNTS how onboarding optimization can benefit smaller financial institutions (FIs) long after a new business customer has joined the ranks.

Airbase Now Supports International Bill Payments To Over 200 Countries

Chaser Integrates With Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central

Credit control automation platform and service provider Chaser has connected with Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central through an integration. The link makes it simple and cost-effective for groups harnessing the Business Central system to digitize their accounts receivable (AR) and credit control workflows, according to a press release from Wednesday (April 21).

Currencycloud Selects Singapore As APAC HQ, Hires 50 People

London-based FinTech startup Currencycloud will make Singapore its Asia-Pacific (APAC) headquarters, according to a report from The Business Times. The company will also hire more than 50 new staff members in the next year. The headquarters is located in Raffles Quay, and Singapore will be used as a hub for regional expansion, the report stated.

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