Finexio a market leader embedded Accounts Payable Payments as a Service provider and MassPay a leading global payout orchestration platform have joined hand and announced their strategic partnership to offer Finexio the first cross-border native solution. The new addition empowers enterprises and mid-market organizations to pay their supplier payments in over 180 countries and 80 currencies while still in their accounts payable workflows.
The new joint feature has started to roll out to selected partner launchers, and its general availability is expected to be rolled out in summer, 2026.
Smoothing Workflow in Global B2B Payments
By now, the process of making international payments to vendors has been operating through a separate channel from accounts payable systems, and as a result, business finance teams end up having to log in to multiple bank portals, carrying out wire transfers by hand, and getting stuck in a maze when dealing with correspondent banking channels. These scattered methods have frequently led to multi-day payment delays, a spike in transaction costs and finally very little information on what is going on with the cross-border money movement.
The integration directly connects Finexio’s accounts payable origination layer with MassPay’s global payout infrastructure. By unifying domestic and international payment origination within a single interface, businesses can eliminate manual workarounds and streamline treasury reconciliation across global operations.
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“Our customers already pay vendors all over the world. Today that means leaving the AP platform, keying wires into a bank portal, and losing sight of the money until it lands,” said Chris Wyatt, CEO of Finexio. “We are betting that global growth should not require a global payments team, and that accounts payable is the right place to solve it. We chose MassPay because their network matched the scale of what we were building toward.”
Identity-Verified Security and Local Rail Delivery
To safeguard global transaction flows, MassPay embeds automated compliance and identity verification controls directly into the payment execution layer. Primary vendor contacts must complete multi-factor verification—including government-issued ID validation and live facial verification—prior to initiating payout flows. In key international markets, real-time name and bank account validation steps provide an additional layer of security against fraudulent activity.
These preventative security controls support MassPay’s 99.76% network-wide transaction success rate. All funds transfer over established local payment rails, including real-time payment methods where supported by regional banking infrastructure. Furthermore, the offering operates on MassPay’s pay-for-success model, ensuring that clients incur no additional charges on transactions that fail to reach their intended recipient.
“We believe businesses should get paid in the currency, on the rail, and through the method that actually works for them locally,” said Ran Grushkowsky, CEO of MassPay. “Now we get to put that infrastructure to work for Finexio and its customers, and help those businesses grow into markets they couldn’t easily reach before.”
Driving Continuous Digital Transformation in AP
By removing geographic payment barriers, Finexio and MassPay enable scaling enterprises to enter new international markets without building dedicated regional payment teams or managing custom banking integrations.
Corporate finance leaders, treasury teams, and procurement managers can evaluate platform capabilities, review regional coverage maps, or request deployment schedules by visiting the official Finexio and MassPay portals.