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The Forwardly team is excited to announce that our new credit card payment feature is officially launched.
Now, you can accept card payments for outstanding invoices from your clients, providing greater flexibility and convenience. Allowing your clients to pay by credit card is crucial, as it offers a versatile payment option that many small businesses prefer. With Forwardly, you can also pay business bills to vendors and contractors with cards at no monthly fee. Credit cards offer benefits such as rewards, fraud protection, and the ability to manage cash flow by delaying bill payments. By offering this new feature, we’re helping you keep your clients and vendors happy, reducing overdue invoices, and boosting retention.
“Our mission at Forwardly is to provide small businesses with the tools they need to succeed financially,” shares Nick Chandi, CEO and Co-Founder of Forwardly. “In addition to faster payment options such as instant payments and same-day ACH, we are excited to introduce credit card payments, further increasing the financial flexibility available to small businesses.”
Our latest update brings exciting features designed to make your business operations smoother and more efficient. With seamless payments, paying invoices or bills is easy thanks to our one-click payment option. We support all major credit cards—Visa, Mastercard, American Express, and Discover—providing you and your clients with plenty of payment choices.
You can rest easy knowing that your credit card information is stored securely with our robust security measures. Plus, our integration capabilities let you sync effortlessly with QuickBooks Online and Xero, making financial management a piece of cake for your business.
Join us as we continue to simplify payments and improve financial efficiency for small businesses in the US. Discover how Forwardly can help your business grow and thrive with our latest credit card feature.
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