Freight bookings and accounts payable (AP) management company Raft has partnered with all-in-one logistics payment platform PayCargo to enhance the payment process for freight forwarders. With the integration of PayCargo, Raft — which was formerly Vector.ai — will expand the capabilities of its new artificial...
Today in B2B payments, PayCargo will put $130 million in funding toward global expansion, while B2B payments needs more tech and personal touch to reach their full potential. Plus, Launch Africa snags $36.3 million for B2B and business-to-business-to-consumer startup investments; Groyyo will boost its manufacturing,...
In today’s FinTech news, Affirm said its data analytics are a central component in knowing who will pay. Meanwhile, PayCargo is helping logistics firms on land, sea, and air manage digital payments. Plus, Mastercard is helping open banking startups scale. Affirm: Smart Data Provides Edge...
Logistics payments firm PayCargo raised $130 million in a Series C funding round from a single investor, Blackstone Growth, to further the startup’s global expansion efforts across Asia, the Middle East and Latin America. Headquartered in Coral Gables, Florida, and founded in 2009 by Chief...
February 29, 2024
PayCargo and Rippey AI have partnered to connect artificial intelligence (AI) with both payable and receivable invoices in the logistics industry. By doing so, they aim to connect invoice automation and transaction processing to drive efficiency across the industry, the companies said in a Thursday (Feb. 29) press release. The companies also plan to use AI technology to […]
November 15, 2022
Freight bookings and accounts payable (AP) management company Raft has partnered with all-in-one logistics payment platform PayCargo to enhance the payment process for freight forwarders. With the integration of PayCargo,...
January 28, 2022
Supply chain management platform E2open is teaming up with global logistics payment firm PayCargo to make the freight payment process faster and easier for carriers, forwarders and shippers, according to...
