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The business payments landscape is changing fast and will continue to do so across 2025. As quicker and more efficient payment solutions become the norm, several key trends are transforming business-to-business (B2B) transactions.

In this article, we discuss how businesses can use non-traditional unsecured business loans to improve their cashflow management, access funds quickly without collateral, and address various financial needs with greater flexibility. Keep reading to learn more.

Integrated business platform that allows companies across the supply chain to sell and get paid faster, Spenda, and its acquiree company, Limepay, have recently partnered with Lessn.

Bringing in new business, extending credit to new customers, and delivering exceptional products and services all contribute to driving revenue growth.

Effectively leading and expanding a business requires leaders to reflect on past performance to identify areas for improvement, while concurrently devising and executing strategies that drive sustained long-term growth.

Fintech Australia selected Spenda as one of five fintech companies you need to know

For many years, the primary role of accounts payable (AP) has been to make payments to suppliers, employees, contractors, and any other person or business who was owed money.

Spenda, a leading B2B software and payment solution provider, has announced a significant upgrade to its Accounts Payable (AP) solution.

Digital transactions and evolving financial technologies have dominated digital transformation in recent years.

Despite the disruptions of recent years and the move of many operations online, friction still exists in business-to-business (B2B) payments.

Spenda has partnered with eBev to provide integrated payments solutions across the eBev marketplace.

As businesses look for more efficient ways to make and take payments and even fund their operations and growth initiatives, digital B2B payment technology is proving to be an effective solution.