Educational institutions face increasing pressure to maintain financial transparency, protect sensitive data and comply with a growing list of regulations. From vendor disbursements and grant allocations to student refunds and operational payments, back-office finance teams are navigating a complex and highly scrutinized payments landscape.

As businesses navigate increasingly complex accounts payable (AP) processes, they face a growing challenge: finding and retaining skilled AP professionals. Recent economic uncertainty has only exacerbated this issue, with many organizations operating lean AP teams that struggle to keep up with the workload.

Auto loan payments shouldn’t be complicated. But for many borrowers (and the lenders serving them) making or processing a simple monthly payment can still involve outdated systems, limited options and unnecessary frustration. In today’s digital world, that’s a serious problem.

In today’s financial landscape, credit unions face increasing pressure to do more with less. With rising operating expenses, evolving compliance demands and growing member expectations, finding sustainable ways to manage costs has never been more important. Traditional payment processing methods are expensive, time consuming and increasingly out of step with what members expect in a digital-first world.

Debt collection agencies operate in a uniquely challenging environment. Tasked with recovering overdue payments, they must navigate stringent regulations while delivering a customer-friendly experience that encourages repayment. Low recovery rates, outdated systems and the need to handle high transaction volumes only add to the complexity.

The second half of 2025 is shaping up to be a pivotal period for B2B payments. As businesses continue adapting to a digital-first environment, finance leaders are under more pressure than ever to modernize payment operations. From faster transactions to tighter security protocols, staying on top of what’s next is critical to maintaining efficiency, compliance, and a competitive edge.

For years, mortgage servicers have relied on the same payment methods: paper checks, ACH transfers and manual phone calls. But in a digital-first world, these mortgage processing options are no longer enough. Today’s borrowers expect payment experiences that are fast, flexible and convenient — just like the digital payments they’re making in other parts of their lives. When those expectations aren’t met, the result isn’t just frustration — it’s missed payments, higher servicing costs and unnecessary...

For collection agencies, control and reliability aren't optional. They're mission critical.

In the fast-moving world of accounts receivable management, your ability to collect payments quickly, securely and without disruption is the lifeblood of your business. But behind the scenes, what really determines the strength of your payment operations? Choosing the right payments partner – and that comes down to three foundational pillars:

1. Owning the payment technology from end to end
2. Having multiple,...

The consumer payments landscape is evolving rapidly, and if you're in the auto lending or financial services space, it's critical to stay ahead of the trends that shape borrower preferences. That’s why we were thrilled to attend the AFSA Independents Conference 2025 and participate in the webinar, The Future of Debit-Driven Consumers, Flexible Tech and Lower Delinquencies, presented by David Graves, VP of Sales at REPAY.

In the fast-moving B2B landscape, vendor payments are more than a routine task — they’re a linchpin for trust and continuity. Businesses rely on timely, accurate payments to maintain strong vendor relationships and avoid disruptions in the supply chain. But whether you’re relying on manually sending in every payment, or even using automation, breakdowns in AP management can still happen. Experts warn that late or failed B2B payments can erode trust, delay production and create costly administrative...