WEX, a company with a significant position in the fleet payments business, is facing a proxy battle from an institutional shareholder.
Relay Payments has all three key travel centers after signing up TA.
The Relay Payments- Circle K partnership will enhance payment services at 500 truck-friendly locations.
Improved auditing reduced write-offs to below 1%.
Triumph Financial felt the soft freight market like everybody else, but its network of the future did show signs of improvement.
Growing big and bulky delivery provider Bungii wants to pay its drivers more quickly and conveniently.
Triumph Financial hit a significant milestone in the business it built from the acquisition of HubTran, but TriumphPay’s EBITDA worsened.
RoadSync and Fullbay have a deal that should assist in more rapid payments at repair shops.
San Francisco-based Loop wants to simplify logistics payments through a fundamentally different approach to technology.
The acceleration of B2B payments has stressed travel & expense payment tracking, but Fintech solutions can help.
Fleetcor Technologies Inc. on Wednesday reported revenues of $861 million in its second-quarter earnings.
TriumphPay improves the payments experience with expedited and secure transactions.
Trucking companies can build driver loyalty by delivering real-time payments through the Branch app
Fleetcor’s reported first-quarter earnings Thursday include a steady retention rate of 93%.
“Across the board, our businesses showed momentum and ended the year on a strong note,” said Charles Freund, CFO at Fleetcor.
B2B e-commerce is exploding, but payments processes are not keeping up, turning what should be a seamless experience into a frustrating process for many.
PayPal customers will now be able to use their Venmo accounts to make purchases on Amazon.
Fleetcor’s third-quarter adjusted earnings per share grew 26% year-over-year, while new sales bookings grew 52% in the same period.
The fintech company is tapping into a nationwide payments system infrastructure to get gig workers paid within seconds.
Truckers with 10% revenue loss can get up to $125,000 each from USDA
