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Adoption of commercialcards in B2B payments has emerged as one of the hottest industry topics of the year thanks to new FinTech innovations and industry leaders like Visa and Mastercard making a push further into the market. These are optimistic observations for an industry where commercialcards have struggled to get off the ground.
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The latest data from Nacha found a new record-high growth rate for adoption of ACH payments , with B2B payments showcasing a surge in adoption of the legacy payment rail that has recently turned to technologies that can augment the service, from the movement of transaction data with an ACH payment to the deployment of Same Day ACH.
NACHA released new statistics late last week on growth of ACH transaction volume in the U.S. According to the firm, B2B transactions were a key driver of ACH transaction growth in the third quarter of the year, leading NACHA Chief Operating Officer Jane Larimer to describe the ACH Network as “thriving.”. NACHA said 43.2
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Indeed, research released from NACHA last year found that suppliers are expecting this, too. This past year, significant investments by credit card giants — including Visa , Mastercard and American Express — have revved up interest for the commercialcard opportunity in accounts payable.
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But ACH is already a top rail for B2B payments: NACHA released figures earlier this year that found $41.6 Sure, there are other payment rails, like commercialcards, that can provide this kind of payment visibility to the corporate buyer.
North America accounts for about 60 percent of the global card market, according to analysis from ResearchAndMarkets.com released earlier this year, while the American Banking Association found in April that about 70 percent of Americans have at least one credit card. percent by the end of the decade. .”
In 2014, NACHA revealed that it initiated collaborations with health care companies to help the industry adopt ACH payments. Reports pointed to buyer-initiated payment (BIP) programs as an increasingly popular way hospitals are looking to digitize their AP processes and support electronic bank transfers.
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