All-in-one spend control, a click away. Manage cards, payments and spend.
Explore the modules within Corpay Complete. Unify expense, card and AP in one scalable platform.
You don’t need another card—just a better one for all your spend.
Turn AP into a revenue-generating function. Pay suppliers by card and gain competitive rebates on spend.
Visibility and control across card transactions.
Instant, secure payments for suppliers, subscriptions, and one-off spend.
Powering global payments and keeping currency risk under control
Move money virtually anywhere in the world
Stay ahead of changes in the FX market
Receive and pay out foreign currencies with a secure account in your business’ name
Process international payments directly from invoices, spreadsheets, or documents
Identify the services for each country for your cross-border payments
Manage global payments, FX, and AP in one connected platform
Managing Multi Currency Payments in Global Sports Operations | New Zealand Football Case Study
Learn how New Zealand Football manages multi currency payments, international travel costs, and global financial operations with Corpay Cross-Border.
Why would a business consider opening a foreign currency account? We explore how companies making regular payments to international suppliers, or receiving payments from customers in multiple countries, could benefit from a local currency account.
Choosing a new provider—the right provider for your business—is an important decision. As with any relationship, it helps to be clear about your priorities today, and in the future. So how should you evaluate the ‘fit’ of a new global payments provider?
Markets are flailing for a storyline in a world that no longer fits into one.
As market volatility persists and regulatory frameworks shift, businesses and institutions are facing increasing pressure to not only understand their exposure but to actively mitigate it.
Capital is fickle and cross-border flows can greatly impact a currency's value. In fact, portfolio flows’ volume is significantly more than trade-related flows. As a result, the existence of offshore funding can greatly influence short-term fluctuations.
There can be misunderstandings about what qualifies the US dollar to be the global reserve currency. In the last few years, this subject has been kicked around, with the rise of the BRICS trading bloc and rumoured decline in the petrodollar system.
Corpay chief market strategist Karl Schamotta joined BNN Bloomberg this morning to discuss how markets are reacting to the assault on the Fed's independence, and how the AI boom is impacting the broader economy.
With the Fed's reaction function shifting away from inflation and toward an emphasis on labor market conditions, these numbers should help ratify market pricing for at least two rate cuts this year, and add to the factors weighing on the dollar.
SKsoft clients can now process global payments in over 145 currencies through embedded Corpay technology
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