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B2B Payments news

B2B payments covers how businesses pay each other and control what they spend. Fintechbits tracks accounts payable and receivable automation, invoicing, corporate and virtual cards, expense and spend management, supplier payments and corporate treasury. It is a separate hub from payments because the problems are different: consumer payments is about authorisation and settlement in seconds, while business payments is about approval workflows, reconciliation and terms measured in weeks. Coverage includes Ramp, Brex, Bill, Navan, Melio, Tipalti and Modern Treasury, and the banks and card issuers behind them. Payroll is covered here, since it is the largest recurring business payment most companies make.

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Visa, BILL and Billtrust ran a pilot in which AI agents pay approved invoices through supplier portals, and Visa separately added supplier validation, 3-D Secure and payment controls for commercial virtual cards alongside a live AI agent pilot. Checkout.com will process for Samsung beyond the Middle East and add Samsung Pay to its Flow checkout, while Fifth Third's Newline will let US fintechs offer Visa corporate cards issued for local use in more than 40 countries. Walmart Business buyers can now get net 30 terms through TreviPay after a 13-month limited rollout.

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