Maxio, the leading platform for billing automation and revenue management for B2B SaaS and AI companies, announced Apple Pay support within Maxio Payments, enabling businesses to collect payment faster and more securely.
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For most B2B companies, collecting a payment is only the beginning. What happens after is where revenue quietly leaks and finance teams lose hours: reconciling deposits, handling chargebacks, recovering bank rejects, keeping expired cards updated. Traditional payment gateways treat these as someone else’s problem. Maxio Payments was built to automate them.
By adding Apple Pay, Maxio expands the payment methods its customers can support while preserving the automated workflows finance teams rely on. Modern B2B buyers expect the same frictionless experience they have as consumers. Apple Pay enables this with tokenized credentials that increase payment completion rates, reduce fraud risk, and accelerate cash collection. The result is shorter collections cycles, fewer customer follow-ups, and less reconciliation work.
“We’re thrilled to launch Apple Pay ,” said Jon Cochrane, GM of Payments at Maxio. “Maxio Payments isn’t just payment processing. It’s full back-office automation, from chargeback handling to deposit reconciliation to bank reject recovery. With Apple Pay, we’re expanding where our customers can sell without sacrificing any of their financial infrastructure.”
Beyond payments, Maxio tightens the entire billing workflow:
These enhancements reflect Maxio’s approach to reducing friction across the entire quote-to-cash lifecycle. By combining modern payment options with tighter billing controls, Maxio helps B2B companies get paid faster and operate more efficiently.
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