On March 25, 2025, the president of the United States signed an Executive Order mandating the Federal government to modernize how it makes and receives payments. The goal is to replace paper checks with digital methods to help increase payment security and reduce costs. While there is no immediate impact to the payments industry as a whole, government mandates have historically trickled down to influence changes.

“Going Green” is not a new concept. The increasing popularity of electric vehicles (EV), energy-efficient appliances, and sustainable packaging are a few things helping consumers reduce their carbon footprint in everyday life. It is just as crucial for organizations to practice energy management and sustainability.

In today’s fast-paced, digital-first world, automation is transforming how businesses handle every aspect of their business, including payments. Modern solutions like REPAY’s next-generation technology continuously make payment processes more secure and efficient.

On July 4, 2024, PYMNTS.com declared, “2024 Is Already the Year of the Cyberattacks.” A bold statement to make only halfway through the year. However, as we approach the close of 2024, this declaration remains valid, with many large global organizations becoming victims of cyberattacks.

In the world of B2B transactions, late payments can create significant challenges. Whether you’re managing accounts receivable for a small business or overseeing financial operations for a large company, delayed payments can disrupt cash flow, delay projects and harm vendor relationships. 

Invoices constantly flow in and out of businesses, with larger companies sometimes receiving hundreds daily. Fraudsters are aware of the chaos, seeking opportunities to infiltrate a business without suspicion. Accounts payable (AP) and accounts receivable (AR) teams can easily fall victim to illegitimate vendors, as the tactics fraudsters use are constantly evolving.

Collecting payments from B2B customers is essential for ensuring consistent cash flow. However, dated and clunky payment experiences can delay these payments and hurt your bottom line. Now available in Sage Intacct, ClickToPay simplifies and speeds up the payment process.

How many platforms does your business access during a typical workday? Maintaining separate systems to run your business is inefficient and expensive, and it is prone to manual entry errors, reporting nightmares, and poor vendor experiences.

Automated Clearing House, better known as ACH, offers an electronic way for consumers and businesses to make payments quickly and easily for goods and services. ACH uses bank routing and account numbers to move money between parties. Have you considered the risks associated with sharing such sensitive account details?

Accounts Payable (AP) teams have increasingly become targets of payment fraud, as they often still rely on paper and manual processes. Invoices are especially easy to infiltrate, given fraudsters' proficiency with image-altering tools. Do you know what to look for to spot a fraudulent invoice?