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“…third-party providers such as California-based Plastiq…allow you to pay your tax bill with a credit card through their websites or…through their mobile app as well.”
Plastiq now has plans to open a Boston outpost in 2019 so that it can hire seasoned software developers — something that Chief Technology Officer Trevor Brosnan says is an uphill battle in San Francisco right now.
The latest company to join the there-and-back-again club is Plastiq, a startup that lets users pay by credit card even where cards are not accepted.
“I wasn’t asking to pay in Bitcoin!” Plastiq CEO and co-founder Eliot Buchanan recalls with a laugh. “I went to pay part of my tuition at Harvard and I was told that they didn’t (and never would) accept credit card.
Adoption of commercial cards in B2B payments has emerged as one of the hottest industry topics of the year thanks to new FinTech innovations and industry leaders like Visa and Mastercard making a push further into the market. The perpetual hurdle in corporate credit cards, though, is vendor acceptance, which inadvertently became one of the key points of friction addressed by Plastiq.
There’s much to love about paying for business expenses with a credit card. It makes meeting minimum spending requirements on welcome bonuses that much easier to reach, you can…
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Forget what your parents told you – credit cards don’t have to be for financial emergencies only. Credit cards offer flexibility in your budget, more protection than a debit card and the ability…
The Delta Reserve® Credit Card can be a bit of a gamble in how much value you get for the price. We’ll show you which benefits you can get with this card and how to use them so you can…
Move over Venmo and Apple Pay — there’s a new payment app in town and it’s called Plastiq. “Plastiq is bill pay with benefits,” cofounder Eliot Buchanan told Business Insider.