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Accounts Receivable

Definition ∞ Accounts Receivable represents the money owed to a company by its customers for goods or services delivered. These are short-term assets reflecting sales made on credit. Effective management of accounts receivable is vital for a company’s liquidity and financial health. In digital asset environments, this can include outstanding payments denominated in cryptocurrencies or stablecoins.
Context ∞ The digital asset domain introduces both new opportunities and complexities for managing accounts receivable, particularly with the potential for real-time settlement using blockchain. Concerns persist regarding the volatility of certain digital assets and the regulatory treatment of tokenized debt instruments. Future developments may involve decentralized finance protocols offering new methods for invoice financing and credit assessment.

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→B2B Payment Network

→On-Chain Dollars

→Regulated Money Movement

Paystand Acquires Bitwage to Scale Enterprise Stablecoin B2B Payment Network

The M&A integrates stablecoin rails into enterprise AR/AP workflows, driving immediate capital efficiency and 24/7 global settlement for the $100T B2B market.

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→Decentralized Systems

→Stablecoin Integration

→B2B Payments

Paystand Acquires Bitwage for Global Autonomous Stablecoin Finance Network

The acquisition integrates stablecoin settlement into B2B Accounts Receivable and Payable, delivering instant global payments and on-chain treasury management to optimize capital efficiency.

→Accounts Receivable

→B2B Payments

→Cross-Border Finance

Paystand Acquires Bitwage to Embed Stablecoin Settlement into Enterprise B2B Payments

This acquisition strategically embeds programmable stablecoin settlement into the B2B cash cycle, optimizing cross-border liquidity and eliminating intermediary FX costs for global enterprises.

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→Foreign Exchange

→Enterprise Resource Planning

→Global Commerce

Paystand Acquires Bitwage to Scale Enterprise Stablecoin B2B Payments

The acquisition embeds stablecoin-based settlement and FX into core AR/AP workflows, driving T+0 liquidity and mitigating cross-border intermediary costs for the enterprise network.

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→Fiat-Pegged Assets

→Digital Currency Rails

→Programmable Money

Corporations Scale Stablecoin Integration for Instant Cross-Border B2B Payment Settlement

The shift from legacy correspondent banking to on-chain stablecoin rails drastically cuts settlement time from days to minutes, optimizing corporate working capital cycles.