BMO Harris Bank enables transgender and non-binary communities to use their true first names on their cards

Payments

From Checks to Digital: J.P. Morgan and Codat discuss the changing landscape of B2B payments

4 charts, Embedded Finance, Partner Content, Payments

How to build an embedded finance program from the ground up

• Embedded finance programs can strengthen the bottom line and help brands capture more customers and business, and for most payments are the most common point of entry.
• But brands can go further and stack multiple embedded finance offerings to build a suite of products that is closely tied to how their target audience interacts with their products and services.

Partner Content, Payments, Podcasts

The post-purchase space is a land opportunity, where partnerships push FIs and merchants further into profitability, feat. Gaurav Mittal, EVP of Ethoca

• Gaurav Mittal, Executive Vice President of Ethoca, a Mastercard company, shares that customers want to more tools when it comes to post-purchase tasks like cancellation and budgeting, but the industry has so far struggled to meet this need.
• Mittal's experience shows that merchants and banks build deeper relationships with their customers and save on operating costs, when they strategically leverage the banking app to help customers stay on top of their money through tools like digital receipts and subscription management.

Partner, Payments

Why virtual credit card acceptance is critical to customer retention

• As virtual credit cards rapidly gain traction in the B2B payment industry, businesses must adapt to meet buyer preferences while managing the challenges these cards present.
• With North America’s virtual card market projected to grow significantly, sellers need to find ways to streamline virtual card acceptance or risk losing valuable customers to competitors.

Payments

Case Study: J.P. Morgan integrates Slope’s AI-powered platform to offer instant B2B financing at point of sale

• J.P. Morgan has partnered with AI-driven B2B payment startup Slope to enhance short-term financing options for corporate clients.
• The collaboration combines J.P. Morgan's financial strength with Slope's innovative credit risk assessment technology.