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.
Manage global payments, FX, and AP in one connected platform
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
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.
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.
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Markets are flailing for a storyline in a world that no longer fits into one.
Cirque Du Soleil transformed from a 20-person show to a global entertainment powerhouse over its four decades, an expansion so fierce and focused that it brought in currency exposures - so they brought on Corpay to become their global FX partner.
Modernize AP to cut costs, speed approvals, and mitigate payment risk—gain real-time visibility, protect cash flow, and scale with confidence.
Since onboarding, this alternative investment fund manager has entrusted Corpay with three additional funds, and helped facilitate a relationship between Corpay and their sister company.
After today's Bank of Canada decision, "Governor Tiff Macklem said there was a clear consensus among the governing council for Wednesday’s cut, “suggesting that inflation fears have subsided on a fairly widespread basis,” said Karl Schamotta, Corpay."
"Canada's economy is in dire need of more monetary morphine," said Karl Schamotta, chief market strategist at Corpay, a foreign-exchange and global-payments company.
"The dollar is trading with a heavy tone across the board as investors brace for a dovish message in Wednesday’s voting record, ‘dot plot’ summary of economic projections, and press conference," said Karl Schamotta, chief market strategist at Corpay.
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