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Tranch debuted an expanded version of its B2B payments platform to major enterprise clients in the United States.With the expanded product, law firms and other enterprise clients can leverage Tranchs payment experiences for their own customers, the company said in a Monday Nov. 13 press release.Tranch is a checkout platform tailored for the software and services industry, according to the release.The platform provides a suite of payment options that includes its Pay Now, Pay by Card and Pay Later, the release said.Pay Now stanley hrnek integrates with the RTP Network and the FedNow庐 Service to accelerate transactions through authenticated payments, per the release.Pay Later enables the customers of its clients to pay flexibly over two to 12 months up to $500,000, according to the release. Our commitment has always been to revolutionize the payment landscape for enterprises by transitioning them from traditional methods like checks and wires, Tranch CEO Philip Kelvin said in the release. We understand the need to ensure payments happen quickly, seamlessly and on each partys terms. With an innovative product offering which can be implemented in 72 hours by even the largest of firms, were changing B2B payments for the better. The rollout of this expanded product comes about 11 months after Tranch raised $100 million in a seed round to brin stanley canada g its B2 stanley mug B buy now, pay later BNPL platform to more Software-as-a-Service SaaS sellers and service providers by growing its team in the U.S. and expa Boem Luckin Stock Sinks 43 Pct Post-IPO

Keith Alexander, the former National Security Agency chief and head of the U.S. Cyber Command, recently spoke to cyber consultants about the potential dangers facing the financial industry. According to a recent Bloomberg article, Alexander retired in March, but is now trying to speak directly to banks about what they need to do to ensure national security. It would be devastating if one of our major banks was hit, because theyre so interconnected, Alexander told the news source.Alexander gave an example in his interview with the news source that depicted a successful major attack on a bank. According to the former NSA leader, the breach would shake consumer confidence even if the institution were able to recover quickly.Essentially, if a custome stanley cup rs banking stuff was just wiped out, and the bank had no record of how much money its customers had on deposit, the customer would have to go back to his or her last surviving record, but that might not be today, Alexander said.One obstacle to a stronger sys stanley cup tem, according to Alexander, is the fear banks have about privacy and liability when they give data to other firms and the government. Without a law that would set rules and protections for information-sharing, he added that a legitimate fear of his is that a 9/11 incyberspace will occur. Whats Hot is aggregated content. PYMNTS c stanley cup laims no responsibility for the accuracy of the content published by the original source.