Payments Insights

In a real-world asset (RWA) tokenization deal, physical or traditional financial assets (e.g., real estate, invoices, treasuries, private credit, funds, or commodities) are converted into digital tokens on a blockchain. This enables fractional ownership, liquidity, transparency, and integration with DeFi or traditional finance. A typical deal involves a mix of traditional finance (TradFi), blockchain, and regulatory participants. Roles can overlap depending on the asset type,

The most dangerous phrase in B2B finance right now is: “our AP works fine.” Fine is the enemy of optimal. And in 2026, the gap between “fine” and “optimized” is widening fast — with measurable consequences for working capital, supplier relationships, and competitive positioning. Here’s your complete B2B payments deep dive for this week. 1. The Wake-Up Call: Comfort Is Hiding the Cost Fresh data from a PYMNTS Intelligence and The Clearing House survey of 271 senior finance and

The B2B payments world is changing fast. By the end of 2026, the entire system will look very different from today. New technologies, standards, and payment methods are reshaping how companies pay and get paid. For CFOs, treasury leaders, and fintech operators, understanding these shifts is critical to staying competitive and managing cash flow effectively. This post breaks down the key trends and what they mean for your business. Working together to explore new trends in B2

Cross-border payments are at a major inflection point this week. Five key developments are reshaping how money moves globally — and the implications for CFOs, treasury teams, and fintech operators are significant. Here’s what you need to know: 1. Remitly’s New CEO Signals a Massive Opportunity in Remittances Remitly’s incoming CEO Sebastian Gunningham didn’t mince words: cross-border customers are still overcharged and underserved. That gap, he believes, makes the market high

As Seamless Middle East opens its doors in Dubai today, the spotlight is on the real infrastructure gaps and opportunities shaping trade across the MENA region and emerging markets. Traditional cross-border B2B payments remain painfully broken — slow, expensive, and opaque. But new rails are delivering measurable wins. Here’s the latest picture: 1. The Pain Is Real (and Expensive) A $5,000 B2B invoice sent via traditional SWIFT correspondent banking can easily land as $4,900

The world of B2B payments is evolving rapidly, reshaping how companies manage transactions and cash flow. In 2026, B2B payments still dominate global payment volumes, accounting for over 85% of the total value. This dominance reflects the critical role these payments play in the global economy. For finance leaders, understanding the latest trends and market shifts is essential to stay competitive and improve financial operations. This post breaks down the current state of B2B