American Express and Goldman Sachs to Provide Integrated Digital Payments Solution for Corporate Clients
American Express (NYSE: AXP) and Goldman Sachs Transaction Banking are collaborating to launch a cloud-based payment solution aimed at simplifying B2B payments for large corporations. This integrated platform will support multiple payment options and feature data analytics for enhanced efficiency. The solution addresses the complexities faced by corporate clients in managing payment transactions, aiming to modernize outdated processes. It includes features like virtual cards, an Intelligent Payments Engine, and real-time payment tracking, with general availability expected in early 2022.
- Collaboration with Goldman Sachs enhances the payment services of American Express.
- New cloud-based payment solution offers multiple payment options and integrated analytics.
- The platform includes virtual cards, optimizing B2B payment processes.
- Expected to increase operational efficiency and reduce costs for corporate clients.
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This new innovative product will support multiple payment options, making B2B payments easier and more efficient for large companies.
“A major pain point for our large commercial card clients is managing multiple platforms and myriad time-consuming, costly and complex processes to make, track, and reconcile thousands of payment transactions every day,” said
The collaboration joins Goldman Sachs’ sophisticated TxB platform with American Express’ deep card expertise and direct buyer and supplier relationships to create a powerful digital treasury solution for large corporations.
The solution will embed American Express’ virtual Cards for the first time into the Goldman Sachs TxB platform, which already offers ACH, wire, and foreign currency payments.
“We developed the Goldman Sachs TxB platform to provide our clients with a modern cash management platform that is digital, nimble, easy to use, and secure – bringing a consumer-grade user experience into the world of B2B payments. We are thrilled to further this mission by working with
Both companies have deep institutional relationships and expertise in providing innovative financial products and services to large and global corporate clients. American Express’ Global Commercial Services team has been a pioneer and leader in commercial cards for over 50 years, holding relationships with nearly
This new integrated payment solution will include:
- A simple “one flow” process that combines payment activity, both virtual card and non-card, into a holistic set of B2B payment instructions. This helps generate operational efficiencies, eliminates duplicative manual processes, and reduces bank fees often incurred due to multi-file initiation.
- Goldman Sachs TxB’s Intelligent Payments Engine, which will route payments to a particular payment channel in a manner that optimizes a buyer’s preferences based on speed and cost.
- Buyer and supplier access to dashboards that provide spend data and analytics, as well as real-time updates on payment statuses.
- Actionable insights that will enable corporate CFOs to make more informed decisions for their companies.
The solution is currently available to select clients and anticipated to launch for general availability in early 2022.
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