Visa and Airwallex Partner to Revolutionize Freight Payments with Embedded Finance Solutions
What's happening
Visa and Airwallex announced a collaboration to build embedded-finance solutions specifically for freight and shipping platforms. The partners plan to develop tools to modernize how logistics businesses manage payments, working capital and cross-border commerce across the complex freight industry. The effort positions Visa's payments network with Airwallex's multi-currency and embedded finance infrastructure to target freight payments and freight finance.
Why it's trending
Freight and shipping remain payment-heavy, cross-border businesses, and both firms are pitching embedded finance as the modernization fix now.
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Most people talk about embedded finance for retail; Visa and Airwallex just showed the next battleground is freight, not consumer apps, and that should worry traditional freight banks.
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- Visa & Airwallex Bring Fintech Overhaul to Freight PaymentsFinTech MagazineJul 24
- Visa, Airwallex target freight finance with embedded toolsecommercenews.com.auJul 24
- Visa and Airwallex Team on Embedded Finance for Freight Companies
Visa and Airwallex are joining forces to develop embedded-finance solutions for freight and shipping platforms. The collaboration, announced Thursday (July 23) is designed to modernize the way businesses in these sectors manage payments working capital and cross-border commerce. “Freight and shipping are fundamental to the global economy, yet many businesses continue to operate with payment proces
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