business payments

BMO

2026-10-02 09:02:39

BMO and Mastercard roll out embedded virtual card payment management for business clients

Bank of Montreal (BMO) and Mastercard have launched a new embedded commercial payments feature for eligible corporate card customers in Canada. The offering allows those clients to initiate and manage BMO commercial virtual card payments directly within their operational software platforms, rather than handling the process outside their existing systems. According to the announcement cited by Techub News, the partnership makes BMO the first Mastercard issuer in Canada to deliver an integrated embedded finance and virtual card payment experience through participating platform integrations. The item was attributed to Finextra’s crypto channel.

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Visa

2026-10-01 15:48:59

Visa says about 17% of stablecoin-linked card volume comes from business and commercial card programs

Visa said that about 17% of its stablecoin-linked card transaction volume in fiscal 2026 year to date has come from business and commercial card programs, according to data released by the company. Visa also said it now supports more than 160 stablecoin-linked card programs, while payment transaction volume tied to those programs has risen by nearly 200% year over year. The company added that businesses are exploring the use of stablecoins for settlement, treasury management, payments, and cross-border commercial transactions. The figures point to a growing share of enterprise use within Visa’s stablecoin-linked card activity, as the company expands the number of related card programs it supports.

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Binance Pay

2026-09-14 08:11:07

Binance Pay expands business payment capabilities with three on-chain solutions

Binance Pay has expanded its business payment capabilities, according to an official announcement cited by ChainCatcher. The company introduced a set of on-chain solutions designed for wallets, trading platforms, dApps, payment service providers, merchants, and digital platforms. The new offering includes On-ramp as a Service, Pay On-chain, and AgentPay, which is built on x402. Binance said businesses can use its infrastructure to give users access to crypto asset purchases, on-chain fund transfers, and programmable payments. The announcement frames the rollout as an enterprise-facing expansion of Binance Pay’s service stack, with the product set aimed at a broad range of crypto and digital commerce participants rather than only end users.

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Reap

2026-08-11 05:39:15

Reap adds USDC deposits through the Hyperliquid network

Fintech company Reap said it now supports USDC deposits through the Hyperliquid network, giving customers a direct way to move funds from Hyperliquid into their Reap balances. The company said those balances can then be used for card payments and day-to-day business operations, without routing funds through an intermediary exchange or wallet. The update comes after Hyperliquid removed its native stablecoin in May 2026. USDC has since become the platform’s main collateral asset, with supply reaching $7.04 billion in early June that year. According to Chainwire, the new integration expands Reap’s stablecoin network coverage beyond the networks it already supports: Ethereum, Tron, and Polygon. Reap said the added support can help businesses simplify treasury management and lower operating costs.

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Coinbase

2026-07-25 02:34:09

Coinbase extends AI agent-initiated USDC payments to more than 5,000 business customers

Coinbase has added support for AI agent-initiated payments through Coinbase Business, giving merchants a way to accept USDC sent by autonomous software using the company’s open payment standard, x402. The setup also lets businesses manage, reconcile, and convert those funds within a single account. Coinbase said Coinbase Business, launched in June 2025, has signed roughly 5,000 customers and has processed about $1 billion in payments and trading volume. Eligible idle USDC balances held through the service can earn a 3.35% reward. Early use cases have focused on digital services such as APIs, cloud storage, and domain names. Separately, Coinbase added real-time trading functions to Coinbase for Agents. The update allows AI agents to monitor open orders, view market depth, and track live prices and volume, while user-defined limits continue to govern what actions those agents can take.

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Coinbase

2026-07-23 16:56:55

Coinbase lets business clients accept payments from AI agents

Coinbase said it has simplified the native AI agent payment acceptance flow inside Coinbase Business, allowing business clients to receive payments from AI agents. The company also introduced a new trading view for exchange users in Coinbase for Agents and rolled out packaged infrastructure for developers through the Coinbase Developer Platform x402 SDK. The update covers merchant payment acceptance, user-facing trading tools, and developer tooling in one release. The announcement was cited by Odaily.

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crypto busine

2026-07-23 02:50:15

How to Open a Crypto Business Account: 5 Common Options and the Setup Process

Crypto business accounts help companies accept payments, manage digital assets, and separate business funds from personal holdings. This article outlines key use cases, five common account options, and the core setup steps.

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Ramp

2026-07-22 02:48:09

Ramp rolls out stablecoin accounts and payments with settlement on Solana

Corporate finance platform Ramp has launched stablecoin accounts and payment services, with settlement running on the Solana network. The new offering lets customers use USDC and USDT for faster cross-border supplier payments and internal fund transfers. Ramp said users can send USDC or USDT directly to wallets in more than 140 countries and regions, or convert the funds into fiat and pay out through local rails in more than 40 currencies. The company also said customers can earn rewards of up to 3.25% on stablecoin balances. In addition, Ramp Bill Pay now includes stablecoins as a payment method, allowing businesses to pay suppliers with stablecoins without needing to hold a stablecoin balance themselves.

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