Memory game, but make it corporate finance. 🃏 Flip the script on how you manage corporate spend. From global business travel to software subscriptions and employee expenses, streamline your global payments seamlessly with PhotonPay. #PhotonPay# #GlobalPayments# #CorporateCards# #ExpenseManagement#

Founders, stop burning money on hidden fees and losing sleep over messy expense reports. @0xinfini Corporate Card is built for the next-gen global teams. Here's why it's a no-brainer: -0% fee on all USD spend. No transaction fee, no monthly fee, no hidden charges. What you spend is what you pay — that's it. -1.5% unlimited cashback. Every dollar your team spends on SaaS, cloud, and ads earns you money back. No cap, no tier, no gimmicks. -7-8% APY on idle funds. Your treasury earns yield while sitting in your account — no lock-up, withdraw anytime. -Works everywhere that matters. ChatGPT, Claude, AWS, Google Ads, Meta Ads — all supported out of the box. -Fund directly with stablecoins. Skip the bank wire dance. Top up with USDC/USDT, your team spends in USD. Instant, seamless. -Issue 100+ cards via API. One card per employee, per project, per subscription — full control, zero chaos. Set spend limits, freeze anytime. -AI-powered expense management. Real-time transaction tracking, smart subscription alerts, and automated reconciliation. Your AI CFO handles the rest. Your team spends → earns 1.5% back. Your treasury sits → earns 7-8% APY. Either way, your money is working for you. Get started:

Stripe claims "the singularity" is here, and justifies its $7.5B acquisition of OpenRouter. The truth, as @EquityPod highlights, is much more practical, as unglamorous as token expense management may seem:

Stripe claims "the singularity" is here, and justifies its $7.5B acquisition of OpenRouter. The truth, as @EquityPod highlights, is much more practical, as unglamorous as token expense management may seem:

The least sexy problem in crypto got solved by @altitude! Connect your accounting software and every transaction arrives already classified. Together with Altitude's automated card expense management, the books now essentially do themselves.👀

more neobanks should be focused on the b2b market, not consumers. the consumer market is increasingly crowded and the bar to compete is getting much lower. all a consumer needs is: > a visa card > some yield > a virtual account to move fiat in and out but businesses have much more complex financial needs: > expense management > employee cards > different permissions > multi-entity management > payroll > accounting integrations + a lot more that makes the product significantly harder to build, but that complexity IS the moat. I could probably list about 50 large consumer neobanks. but only a handful are doing global business banking really well. and the economics are much better. one good business customer can generate the volume of hundreds or even thousands of consumers. there are 7M businesses in the US and 350M globally (with more entities created this past year than ever before) b2b > b2c.

Instinct + 1Password 32% of Instinct users already securely share their credentials with Instinct through our Vault. Today, we’re excited to announce our partnership with @1Password . Together, we are working with 1Password to roll out a product integration that enables users to seamlessly and securely share their credentials with Instinct. Our users already use Instinct’s Vault to: - Log in to loyalty accounts to book flights and hotels with points - Manage streaming, software, and other recurring subscription accounts - Book or cancel restaurant, fitness, and event reservations  - Sign in to healthcare portals to schedule and cancel appointments  - Easy access to tax, payroll, benefits, and expense management services Together with 1Password, we’re working toward a future where people can share their credentials without compromising on security or control. We’ll be rolling this out across our early access group. If you’re not already in the platform, join at More details about 1Password here:


B2B fintech infrastructure outside of US is nowhere near as built out, hence people are resorting to company's offering stablecoin programs. @cnaut, in conversation with co-host @sytaylor and @cuysheffield alongside Luke Tuttle (@MoneyGram) and Darko Hajdukovic (@LSEplc), said: That gap is being filled by digitally native expense management platforms built on stablecoins, and it gives companies like Ramp itself a reason to build the same rails and go global. 🎙️ Listen to the latest episode on Tokenizedpod(dot)com