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Global business payment is becoming much easier

Global business payment is becoming much easier

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If your business is borderless, your payment options should be too. Which is why we are excited to announce new BILL International Business Payments, a simple and cost-effective way to pay your vendors around the world electronically. The service will be available in more than 25 countries where cross-border payments are most common with additional countries slated to launch in the coming months.

The best part is you can pay both domestic and global vendors using the same process and the same BILL features you know and love. With International Payments you get automated approvals, seamless accounting software integration, and online document storage. Plus, you’ll enjoy:

  • Significant savings:
  • All AP management in one place:
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A customer's perspective on BILL International Payments

“I am co-owner of a tech media start-up, and as such I pay vendors from around the world for their services. I previously used my bank for international wire and ACH payments. It was very complicated and time-consuming to set up. Each pay day was a complete hassle,” said Judy Williams, an operations manager for The Stack, and early customer.  “BILL, on the other hand, was a breeze to set up for international payments. After the initial set up, I am now able to pay international vendors as easily as I pay vendors from the US, and I only use one app. BILL syncs with Xero, as well, so my bookkeeper is happy, too."

At BILL, we understand that more and more of our customers are doing business globally. We are here to help you connect and do business. Whether you are paying vendors in Sweden or San Francisco, we are committed to helping you succeed.

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