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Three ways to make cross-border payments more efficient

In the current environment of economic and political uncertainty, how can an organisation improve efficiencies in executing cross-border payments? Why would efficiency in this task matter?

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Apr 28, 2022
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Virtual Card BIN: How Virtual Card Numbers Work
Virtual CardCommercial Cards

Virtual Card BIN: How Virtual Card Numbers Work

The same digits that identify who issued a card also decide how a virtual card number gets generated, controlled, and matched back to an invoice. Here's the anatomy, in a B2B AP context.

Level 2 and Level 3 Card Data: How Line-Item Detail Lowers Interchange
Commercial Cards

Level 2 and Level 3 Card Data: How Line-Item Detail Lowers Interchange

What Level 2 and Level 3 card data are, which fields qualify a transaction for cheaper interchange, how much it saves, and where it does not apply.

What Is a Duplicate Payment? Causes, Detection, and Prevention
AP AutomationProcure-to-PayRisk management

What Is a Duplicate Payment? Causes, Detection, and Prevention

Native ERP checks catch exact-match duplicates and miss the near-duplicates that cause most leakage. Here's how duplicate payments happen, how to catch them, and how to stop them.

Real-Time Payments (RTP) for Business: RTP vs. FedNow (2026)
Payments AutomationAP Automation

Real-Time Payments (RTP) for Business: RTP vs. FedNow (2026)

The U.S. runs two instant-payment networks, and neither is a replacement for ACH. Here's what RTP and FedNow are, and when an instant rail actually pays off.

EDI Payments for B2B Transactions: How They Work, EDI 820 vs. 810, and When to Use Them
Payments AutomationAP Automation

EDI Payments for B2B Transactions: How They Work, EDI 820 vs. 810, and When to Use Them

EDI is the structured message, not the money that moves. Here's how the 820 and 810 transaction sets work, and where EDI fits in a multi-rail AP strategy.

The Hub: Canadian dollar reaches 14-month low, near 70 cents to the U.S. dollar—main driver is diverging interest rates, not CUSMA

The Hub: Canadian dollar reaches 14-month low, near 70 cents to the U.S. dollar—main driver is diverging interest rates, not CUSMA

"Karl Schamotta, chief market strategist at Corpay Cross-Border Solutions, argued the loonie’s weakness is more about the surging U.S. economy than domestic issues.

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