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Brightly App to “modernise” business transactions with new B2B platform

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The move is a shrewd one considering the ample growth in the business-to-business (B2B) payments sector, which is set to be worth $2.1trn by the end of the decade. Despite that growth, transactions between businesses are often still impeded by processing times and high costs. Brightly App aims to make everything “more efficient and transparent”.

Co-founder, Nikolay Denisenko believes the new platform will modernise business transactions. He added:

It’s a step towards a more efficient and transparent B2B payment landscape. This is also a very inclusive solution. Whether a business deals in crypto, fiat, or both, our platform can seamlessly facilitate all transactions.

Those transactions will be buffeted by a platform featuring a robust onboarding system and streamlined payments and payouts. Customers can also access an over-the-counter exchange to buy and sell both fiat and digital assets, and Brightly App says this flexibility is important in the B2B sector.

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Another impressive feature exclusive to the new platform is the provision of virtual and physical debit cards. This will allow companies that operate in several geographic regions to support employees who need to pay for business expenses without having to give up central control of expenditures.

David Hobart

David Hobart

David Hobart is Managing Director of FinAffiliates Limited, the UK media group behind LeapRate, AskTraders and a network of more than 30 financial and trading titles published across several languages and regulated markets. He writes on the commercial side of the industry: broker marketing, client acquisition, affiliate strategy and the editorial standards that hold it together. He is based in North Norfolk.

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