Powering global payments and keeping currency risk under control
Move money virtually anywhere in the world
Receive and pay out foreign currencies with a secure account in your business’ name
Identify the services for each country for your cross-border payments
Stay ahead of changes in the FX market
Process international payments directly from invoices, spreadsheets, or documents
Thirty Madison Case Study
How Thirty Madison simplified multi-entity AP with Corpay Complete—centralized invoices, custom approvals, same-day ACH, and a fast NetSuite integration.
See how invoice automation helps reduce paper, cut processing costs and give AP teams better visibility into spend and approvals
Corpay helps companies keep business moving, managing spend and delivering value.
Markets are flailing for a storyline in a world that no longer fits into one.
From deepfakes to payment fraud, companies are at risk of increasingly complex cyberthreats — with finance taking a leading role in mitigating risks.
Thirty Madison—the virtual-first healthcare company behind Nurx, Keeps, and Cove—centralized AP with Corpay to manage ~10 entities and multiple bank accounts in one place.
"Investors will fill the informational void left by the government shutdown with new trading narratives based on incomplete and misleading private-sector data releases, unfounded anecdotes, and flimsy rumors," Karl Schamotta, Corpay.
Access to FPS will accelerate local GBP transactions and enhance multi-currency capabilities for Corpay's clients across the UK
"History would suggest that a short-lived government shutdown should have a relatively modest impact on the economy and on currency markets," said Karl Schamotta, chief market strategist, at Corpay in Toronto.
"Traders are largely ignoring the risk of a government shutdown, and are instead fading last week's dollar rally in anticipation of some softer labor market data releases in the days ahead," said Karl Schamotta, chief market strategist, at Corpay.
See how corpay brings AP, card programs, lodging, fleet and cross-borders together
