U.S. Commercial Cards: The Drive Toward Mainstream Payables
- Date:October 02, 2017
- Research Topic(s):
- Commercial & Enterprise
- PAID CONTENT
Overview
In a new research report, U.S. Commercial Cards: The Drive Toward Mainstream Payables, Mercator Advisory Group examines a number of critical factors in the state of the U.S. commercial card market, including market size, changing dynamics, emerging trends, and the challenges around accelerating B2B spend share for cards. The report describes the growth scenario in the U.S. market, discussing trends, technology dynamics, and opportunities presenting themselves over the next five years.
"The exchange of goods and services between businesses requires payment in one way, shape, or form. Most often the terms are based on trade credit, and payments are executed after the fact (postshipment or postdelivery) via an invoiced request. The combination of all these and other business payment transactions across the globe is estimated to be somewhere in excess of $120 trillion annually,” commented Steve Murphy, Director of Mercator Advisory Group’s Commercial and Enterprise Payments Advisory Service, author of the report. “The critical factor for commercial cards is to gain a faster rate of growth in share of business-to-business (B2B) payables during the next five years, as the changing e-payments environment presents easier and faster alternatives to paper-based solutions.”
The document is 18 pages long and contains 7 exhibits.
Companies mentioned in this report include: ACL, American Express, Cardlay, Caseware, Certify, Coupa, Databasics, Ethereum, Expensify, Fraedom, Inlogik, Mastercard, Oversight, Ripple, Swift, TCH, and Visa.
- A detailed review of where mid-to-large market commercial card-based spending volumes fit within the B2B payments market
- Overall and individual product-level spending estimates and growth forecasts for 2014–2020
- Estimated branded network share in the 2014–2016 timeframe
- Detailed analysis of the growth possibilities through expected check-based spending shifts over the next five years
- Major trends and issues facing the industry
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