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Crater Unveils Groundbreaking AI-Driven AR/AP Automation, Payments workflow automation and Universal Payments API for B2B Platforms and Financial Institutions at Money 20/20
DOWNEY, Calif., Oct. 29, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Crater, a leading innovator in financial technology, today announces the launch of several advanced AI-driven solutions designed to streamline financial operations for B2B platforms, banks, and credit unions. The new offerings include an AI-powered
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Crater Launches AR/AP Solutions for Financial Institutions and B2B Platforms | PYMNTS.com
Crater launched artificial intelligence-powered accounts receivable (AR) and accounts payable (AP) solutions for banks, credit unions and B2B platforms. With these solutions, customers can offer white-labeled, embedded AR/AP products like invoicing and bill payments, customized to their brand
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Crater launches advanced AI-powered solutions for AR/AP automation, payments workflow automation, and a Universal Payments API, aiming to streamline financial operations for businesses and financial institutions.

Crater, a financial technology innovator, has unveiled a suite of advanced AI-driven solutions designed to revolutionize financial operations for B2B platforms, banks, and credit unions. The company's latest offerings, announced at Money 20/20, include AI-powered Accounts Receivable/Accounts Payable (AR/AP) automation, payments workflow automation, and a Universal Payments API
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.Crater's new AR/AP automation solutions provide financial institutions and B2B platforms with tools to offer fully white-labeled, embedded AR/AP products. These products, such as invoicing and bill payment systems, can be customized to match the brand identity of the client. The solutions utilize Crater's flexible APIs and SDKs, allowing for quick deployment of automation products that were previously resource-intensive to develop
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.A key feature of this offering is an AI-powered copilot that provides an intuitive interface for users. This intelligent assistant can perform direct actions such as managing invoices, scheduling bill payments, and generating financial reports. By automating these processes, Crater aims to reduce operational burdens and improve the speed and accuracy of financial tasks
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.Crater's new payments workflow automation feature is designed to eliminate time-consuming, repetitive tasks in payment operations. This solution allows businesses to automate essential processes including:
By handling complex payment workflows seamlessly, this automation enables enterprises to focus more on growth and strategic initiatives
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The Universal Payments API introduced by Crater simplifies the integration process with major payment networks. This innovative API allows clients to connect with providers such as Stripe, Finix, WorldPay, and Plaid by making a single-word change in their codebase. The API adapts to each provider's unique workflows and requirements, significantly reducing time-to-market and technical challenges for businesses
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.The launch of these AI-driven solutions comes at a time when the financial industry is increasingly embracing artificial intelligence. According to a PYMNTS Intelligence report, 72% of finance leaders are actively using AI in their operations. The report also highlights that 64% of finance leaders use AI for fraud detection, while 42% utilize it for customer onboarding automation
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.Nikhil Pathak, CEO at Crater, emphasized the significance of these advancements, stating, "Crater's new AI-driven products empower businesses to embrace full-scale automation across AR/AP and payments workflows, enhancing operational efficiency and providing seamless multi-network integration. These advancements mark a pivotal step toward more intelligent, adaptable financial automation"
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.As the financial technology landscape continues to evolve, Crater's innovative solutions represent a significant step forward in the application of AI to streamline and enhance financial operations for businesses and institutions alike.
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