Different types of B2B Payments
Ritu Sehgal
20 years: Corporate banking
Digital payments are increasingly common but come with significant cyber risks. Businesses can invest in secure networks to send and receive payments. They can choose processing partners with the ability to encrypt data, authenticate IDs and deploy secure channels. The risk can be efficiently mitigated if robust technology is applied to security and access control. Join Ritu as she explains how B2B payments are actually made.
Digital payments are increasingly common but come with significant cyber risks. Businesses can invest in secure networks to send and receive payments. They can choose processing partners with the ability to encrypt data, authenticate IDs and deploy secure channels. The risk can be efficiently mitigated if robust technology is applied to security and access control. Join Ritu as she explains how B2B payments are actually made.
Different types of B2B Payments
6 mins 54 secs
There are several routes through which B2B payments can be made, whether that is through cash, cheques, cards, electronic transfers, or through gateways and alternate payment methods. Solutions for B2B payments tend to get lower priority than B2C solutions but that trend is changing, with the value of automating B2B payments in improving cash flows, minimising risks, saving costs and improving reports and data being recognised.
Key learning objectives:
Understand how B2B payments can be made
Understand how automation is driving change in the B2B market
Ritu Sehgal
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