Rho, the financial automation platform and business bank, has announced the launch of Card Payments on Invoices, allowing businesses to accept credit card, debit card, and Google Pay payments directly through digital invoices created on the Rho platform. The expansion builds on Rho’s existing accounts receivable (AR) and payment capabilities, giving organizations a unified system to manage billing, receivables, and working capital while providing corporate buyers with flexible payment options. By embedding credit card processing alongside automated reconciliation, electronic payment processing, and core banking infrastructure, Rho eliminates manual accounting overhead, reduces payment friction, and shortens overall accounts receivable collection cycles for growing enterprises. Highlighting the strategic impact on corporate treasury and accounts receivable workflows, Everett Cook, Chief Executive Officer and co-founder of Rho, stated:
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“Businesses shouldn’t have to navigate fragmented software systems just to issue an invoice and get paid. By bringing card payments natively into Rho’s invoice and receivables workflow, we are eliminating manual friction and helping companies collect revenue faster, all within a single platform built to support modern business operations.” Emphasizing the operational advantages of native payment processing within financial management platforms, Cook added: “Our goal is to give finance teams full visibility and control over their cash flow, from billing and collection to treasury management. Expanding our invoice capabilities to support card payments gives our customers and their buyers the speed, flexibility, and convenience needed to keep business moving forward.” Ultimately, this platform enhancement provides modern finance departments with an integrated, end-to-end receivables architecture that accelerates working capital velocity, reduces manual reconciliation drag, and streamlines enterprise cash management.