Paya talks going public and the mid-market opportunity, Stampli launches B2B payment solution, and R3 collaborates on blockchain supply chain payments
| | BUSINESS-TO-BUSINESS EDITION | The Payroll Card Pursues Stronger Employer-Employee Ties More than one-fifth of Americans are un- or under-banked, and come payday, cashing paper checks becomes cumbersome, risky and expensive. The technology is already in place to address this challenge, says Adam Sohn, chief growth officer at SHRM. He spoke with PYMNTS about smartphones' and prepaid debit cards' opportunity to not only get more professionals paid, but strengthen the relationship between employer and employee. |
Spend Controls Fuel Commercial Card Innovation Spend control is driving commercial card innovation thanks to feature and program launches. This weekâs commercial card innovation tracker finds the rollout of Comdataâs next iteration of Enhanced Authorization Controls and Finaxarâs launch of the Flex by Finaxar initiative for small- and medium-sized business (SMB) spend management. |
| B2B Payments | Paya CEO On Going Public And The Middle Marketâs Business Payments Opportunity Going public in the midst of a global pandemic may seem a volatile choice, but for Paya Holdings, which went public on the Nasdaq Stock Market earlier this week, the current market climate has opened up even greater opportunities. Thatâs because middle-market firms are driving the demand for integrated payments solutions, Paya Holdings CEO Jeff Hack told Karen Webster. He explored Payaâs path to going public and spoke about how mid-market enterprises are accelerating the growth of a competitive and fragmented payments technology market. | | |
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