Global eCommerce is growing, and every time you sell into a new market, you need to be prepared to meet the location’s unique needs. We’ve put together this infographic as your passport to business without borders.

In this week’s BlueSnap Snapshot, we asked companies if they monetize payments. Thirty-two percent said they are monetizing payments today, 28% said they are considering it for later this year, and 14% are considering monetizing payments for next year.

A recent BlueSnap Snapshot found that 37% of companies introduced digital invoicing during the pandemic, likely to make invoice payments easier as people worked remotely and gravitated toward contactless payments.

Becoming a PayFac can be a new revenue stream for your company.

As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, we have made long-lasting changes to how we live, work and even pay for goods and services. We asked global business leaders about the new payment practices they introduced during the pandemic.

This week, we asked technology leaders around the world which payment trend has had the biggest impact on their companies this year, and the results reinforce how the pandemic has affected businesses.

Your business depends on the flow of funds to keep it running, and your cash flow depends on your ability to settle your accounts receivable.

For businesses that operate in more than one country, local acquiring is critical. Local acquiring, or processing cross-border payments as if they were local, has multiple benefits.

For international businesses, accepting payments globally becomes more complicated as they add more countries and markets. Processing cross-border payments can quickly become cumbersome and overwhelming, and what works in one geography may not work in another.

While manual Accounts Receivable is a definite time suck for your AR team, that’s really just the beginning. Such inefficient and unproductive practices can have widespread impact on all of your business’s resources, from people to cash flow projections to vendor payments.

Education software platforms provide an incredibly valuable service to both schools and parents, and integrating a payment solution to enable online school payments makes that service offering even more robust and attractive. Most parents with school-age children are juggling quite a bit.

Subscriptions have become a way of life and have changed how we consume media, or buy our groceries and pet supplies. While subscriptions have been in play for decades, the pandemic has accelerated its adoption.