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News articleYahoo Finance· February 5, 2026

Asia-Pacific B2B Payments Report 2025-2030: A $1.15 Trillion Market Featuring Leading Competitors - FIS, Fiserv, Bottomline, Coupa, Kyriba, Finastra, HighRadius, Payoneer, Bill.com, Billtrust, Paymate

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Asia-Pacific B2B Payments Report 2025-2030: A $1.15 Trillion Market Featuring Leading Competitors - FIS, Fiserv, Bottomline, Coupa, Kyriba, Finastra, HighRadius, Payoneer, Bill.com, Billtrust, Paymate Company Logo Key market opportunities in APAC B2B payments include catering to SMEs with integrated solutions, leveragi…
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  • There are more than 100 competitors with revenue greater than $1.0 million in the APAC B2B payments market

    80% confidence
  • Interchange fees account for over 30% of revenue for many B2B payment providers

    80% confidence
  • Primary sectors driving B2B digital payment demand are manufacturing, eCommerce, professional services, IT and technology, and banking and financial services

    80% confidence
  • Payment infrastructure modernization and technology migration will gain momentum over the next 3 to 5 years, driven by regulatory support and customer demand

    80% confidence
  • The revenue estimate for the APAC B2B payments market for base year 2024 is $1.15 trillion

    80% confidence
  • Key market opportunities in APAC B2B payments include catering to SMEs with integrated solutions, leveraging AI for automation, and capitalizing on digitization trends

    80% confidence
  • Automated Finance Platforms are driving transformational growth in B2B payments

    80% confidence
  • The market is characterized by intense competition between traditional banks and fintechs, with the latter disrupting the industry through innovative solutions

    80% confidence
  • The APAC B2B payments market will grow at a CAGR of 9.0% from 2024 to 2030

    80% confidence
  • The top 11 competitors hold only 3.1% revenue share in 2024

    80% confidence

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