Boost rolls out flex interchange fees for B2B payments, Mastercard enhances SMB services in India and HSBC launches APIs for corporate banking
| | | | BUSINESS TO BUSINESS EDITION | | Boost Launches Dynamic Interchange Rates To Push B2B Card Acceptance With suppliers balking at interchange fees, B2B card acceptance has always been low. Boost Payment Solutions is hoping to find a buyer-supplier middle ground with the launch of its new payment platform that applies rules-based, dynamic interchange pricing to commercial card payments. In an interview with Karen Webster, Boost CEO Dean Leavitt discusses the rollout, and why innovation can address age-old pricing and process inefficiencies. |
| Trade Disputes Create Supply Chain Risks â And Opportunity Ongoing trade disputes, particularly between the U.S. and China, have suppliers in various industries exploring new strategies to remain resilient and profitable â and not all of those strategies are legal, experts warn. Exposure to non-compliance and legal risks are on the rise as a result, but there may be an opportunity for global traders to turn volatility into an opportunity to save money (the legal way). |
| | Cash Flow Management | | Land Gorilla On Pulling Lenders Into The Fold Of Construction Payments Friction Delayed payments, a mountain of paperwork and a crowded supply chain of contractors and subcontractors have made the construction industry a prime target for FinTech disruptors. However, easing friction in payments between business partners is only one side of the coin, says Land Gorilla CEO Sean Faries. Payments friction isn't just a strain on construction businesses, he tells PYMNTS. It's also a headache for construction lenders. Faries explains how. |
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