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Balance Sheet Hedging: How to Reduce FX Gain and Loss Volatility

Learn how FX remeasurement creates gains & losses on your income statement and how balance sheet hedging can help treasury teams manage currency risk.

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By Cross-Border
Oct 20, 2026
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IRS TIN Matching: How It Works, Who Can Use It, and What to Do With a Mismatch
AP AutomationRisk management

IRS TIN Matching: How It Works, Who Can Use It, and What to Do With a Mismatch

TIN Matching tells you whether a vendor's name and TIN match IRS records before you file a 1099. It belongs in vendor onboarding, not in January.

Dual Signature Checks: Why Banks Rarely Enforce Them and What to Use Instead
Risk managementAP Automation

Dual Signature Checks: Why Banks Rarely Enforce Them and What to Use Instead

The control people want from two signatures is two people agreeing before money leaves. Most banks won't enforce it for you, so here's what does.

ACH Prenote: What It Verifies, How Long It Takes and When AP Still Needs One
Payments AutomationRisk management

ACH Prenote: What It Verifies, How Long It Takes and When AP Still Needs One

A prenote confirms a bank account can take ACH entries. It doesn't confirm who owns it, and that's the question that matters when adding a vendor.

Check Washing: How Criminals Alter Business Checks and How AP Stops It
Risk managementPayments Automation

Check Washing: How Criminals Alter Business Checks and How AP Stops It

Every check AP mails can be stolen, washed, and deposited for a different payee and a bigger amount. Here's how it happens and which controls actually catch it.

B2B Payment Fraud: When a Vendor Payment Goes to the Wrong Account, Who Eats the Loss?
Risk managementAP Automation

B2B Payment Fraud: When a Vendor Payment Goes to the Wrong Account, Who Eats the Loss?

The controls failed, the money left, and four parties each have a reason to think it's someone else's problem. Here's how the question actually gets decided.

Pay-When-Paid vs. Pay-If-Paid: How Contingent-Payment Clauses Work
Payments AutomationRisk management

Pay-When-Paid vs. Pay-If-Paid: How Contingent-Payment Clauses Work

For a subcontractor, the difference between these two clauses is the difference between waiting for money and never seeing it.

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