PingPong, an embedded financial infrastructure provider for global businesses, has joined forces with Visa to introduce a new card-to-account payment solution designed to close a longstanding gap in B2B payments.
The product, launched under Visa’s Business Payment Solution Provider (BPSP) programme, allows corporate buyers to settle supplier invoices using their existing commercial credit card, even when a supplier does not accept card payments.
The supplier receives the funds as a standard bank transfer, in T+0, T+1 or T+2 depending on the currency, with no onboarding or workflow changes required on their end. The solution is currently live in the UK, EU and Hong Kong, with the US and Singapore rollouts planned throughout 2026.
PingPong is among only three foundational providers selected by Visa for the BPSP programme, a designation the company attributes to its licence depth, compliance infrastructure and global payout capability.
The solution supports payments to suppliers across more than 170 countries in over 25 currencies, and can be deployed either through PingPong’s web portal without integration or via API connection to ERPs and treasury management systems.
PingPong chief executive officer of global businesses David Messenger said, “Most B2B suppliers don’t accept cards, which leaves a vast portion of corporate spend stranded outside the most efficient working capital tool businesses already hold. PingPong’s Card to Account solution closes that gap.
“Partnering with Visa to bring this to market reflects the standard of compliance, capital safeguards and global reach that serious commercial card programmes now demand. It is also the next step in scaling our embedded financial infrastructure into the corridors and product verticals where global businesses actually move money.”
Visa Commercial Solutions SVP head of Europe Lucy Demery said, “Businesses need more flexibility in how and when they pay. Through our partnership with PingPong, we’re extending the value of commercial card rails beyond traditional acceptance, enabling secure payments and improving working capital for buyers and suppliers.”
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