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Payabli provides payment infrastructure and monetization tools that let software companies integrate payment processing into their products. It enables SaaS businesses to accept and issue payments directly within their offerings, creating new revenue streams and increasing customer lifetime value. How it works: Payabli offers APIs and tooling that SaaS platforms can embed to handle payment acceptance and payment issuance, turning payments into a monetizable feature and a source of ongoing revenue, rather than just a backend service. How it’s different: The model centers on payment monetization for SaaS, helping software companies monetize payments to boost enterprise value and customer lifetime value, rather than focusing solely on payment processing as a stand-alone service. Goal: Enable software companies to easily embed payments, monetize them, and grow revenue and enterprise value through their platforms.
Industries
Enterprise Software
Fintech
Financial Services
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
Series B
Total Funding
$60M
Headquarters
Miami, Florida
Founded
2020
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Payabli launches Amigo AI suite for embedded payments. Mon, 3rd Aug 2026 (Today) Payabli has launched Amigo, an AI agent suite for its embedded payments platform, along with new AI-led tools across its Pay In, Pay Out and Pay Ops products. The launch centres on Amigo Insights, now live in the Payabli Portal. The tool lets platform teams ask natural-language questions about payment activity, funding status, chargebacks, residuals, merchant account demographics, support tickets and integration options. It draws on live account data, removing the need to build reports or file support requests. The Miami-based payments infrastructure provider is targeting vertical software companies that use embedded finance to add payment services to their products. The latest additions are designed to help those platforms handle more payments activity with the same teams and systems. Payabli is also releasing Agentic Vendor Enablement and Agentic Vendor Enrichment. The first automates vendor outreach during payout workflows, while the second automatically adds merchant and vendor data to support payment and underwriting decisions. Several other products in the Amigo suite remain in development. These include Amigo Risk for transaction monitoring, Amigo Chargebacks for preparing dispute responses, Amigo Boarding for onboarding support, Amigo Underwriting for merchant risk assessment, and Amigo Pricing and Billing for fee calculation and statement accuracy. Agent Skills and an MCP Server are intended to let software partners use their own AI coding agents to build integrations with Payabli and query technical documentation in natural language. Payabli is also developing Agentic Site-Pay with Visa Intelligent Commerce to automate vendor payment workflows from vendor discovery to payment execution. Market push Payabli positioned the launch as a response to rising demand from software companies seeking to generate more revenue from embedded finance without adding operational complexity. It cited a figure showing that 94% of enterprises plan to increase investment in embedded finance. William Corbera, Co-Founder and Co-CEO of Payabli, described the latest products as part of a broader design approach across the platform. "Embedded payments have become a critical growth engine for vertical software companies, and Payabli has always given them strong payment operations to run them," said William Corbera, Co-Founder and Co-CEO of Payabli. "Now we are supercharging those operations with intelligence. We did not bolt AI onto our platform. We built our platform on intelligence. Every decision we make starts with intelligence at the core: from insights, onboarding, underwriting, risk, pricing and billing, and so much more." Joseph Elias Phillips, Co-Founder and Co-CEO of Payabli, said customers were looking for ways to increase payment revenue without expanding operating resources. "The platforms we work with are asking one question right now: how do I run more revenue through the same team, the same infrastructure, the same operations," said Joseph Elias Phillips, Co-Founder and Co-CEO of Payabli. "Embedding intelligence directly into payments infrastructure is not a feature release. It is a step change in what software platforms can do with their payments business, and we are just getting started." Customer view Builder Prime, a software company that offers embedded payments through Payabli, said the new tools had improved access to operational data. "As a SaaS company that offers embedded payments to our customers through our partnership with Payabli, we've struggled to have real-time insights into day-to-day data. Amigo has unlocked the ability to ask about trends across our customer base in application approval timelines, reasons applications get stuck, payment types being used, payments volume fluctuations and more. When we want to dive deeper into a specific customer, Amigo will drill down to a level that gets us immediate, actionable data to use in our operations. It's been a game changer to our use of the Payabli payments portal," said Lindsey Hulet, SVP of Operations at Builder Prime. The latest release reflects a broader shift among payments providers as they seek to differentiate themselves beyond transaction processing. For software platforms embedding financial services, the focus is increasingly shifting to tools that help manage onboarding, payouts, support, risk and reconciliation within the same system. Amigo Insights, Agentic Vendor Enablement and Agentic Vendor Enrichment are available now through Payabli's portal and APIs. The rest of the Amigo additions will roll out through the remainder of 2026.
Payabli brings intelligence to every layer of embedded payments. * Payments * 31.07.2026 12:31 pm Payabli, the leading embedded payments and fintech infrastructure company, today announced a new generation of intelligent capabilities across its entire payments platform. Unlike other standalone AI payment solutions, Payabli architected intelligence into the foundation of its infrastructure from the ground up, training its own models on payments data to power every layer of the platform. Intelligence capabilities span across Pay In, Pay Out, and Pay Ops, giving vertical software companies smarter, more automated tools at every stage of the payments lifecycle. At the center of the announcement is Amigo(TM), Payabli's new AI agent suite, which features Amigo Insights, an AI agent that gives platforms and their customers instant, account-specific answers to payments questions and real-time data, no support ticket required. Today, Payabli is also releasing Agentic Vendor Enablement and Agentic Vendor Enrichment. Agentic Site-Pay will be available later this quarter. "Embedded payments have become a critical growth engine for vertical software companies, and Payabli has always given them strong payment operations to run them," said William Corbera, Co-Founder and Co-CEO of Payabli. "Now we are supercharging those operations with intelligence. We did not bolt AI onto our platform. We built our platform on intelligence. Every decision we make starts with intelligence at the core: from insights, onboarding, underwriting, risk, pricing and billing, and so much more." The embedded payments market is entering a new phase, with 94% of enterprises planning to increase their investments in embedded finance. An embedded payments provider is no longer chosen solely for how well it moves money, but for how intelligently it helps run the business around that money, so teams spend less time chasing problems and more time growing revenue. "The platforms we work with are asking one question right now: how do I run more revenue through the same team, the same infrastructure, the same operations," said Joseph Elias Phillips, Co-Founder and Co-CEO of Payabli. "Embedding intelligence directly into payments infrastructure is not a feature release. It is a step change in what software platforms can do with their payments business, and we are just getting started." Amigo(TM): Instant Intelligence Across Every Payment Workflow Amigo(TM) is Payabli's native AI Agent suite, and Amigo Insights is its first product, now live in the Payabli Portal. With Amigo Insights, Platform teams can ask questions in natural language about payment activity, funding status, chargebacks, residuals, merchant account demographics, platform performance, support tickets, integration options, and more. Instead of building reports, writing queries, or opening support tickets, users get immediate answers powered by their own live payments data. "As a SaaS company that offers embedded payments to our customers through our partnership with Payabli, we've struggled to have real-time insights into day-to-day data. Amigo has unlocked the ability to ask about trends across our customer base in application approval timelines, reasons applications get stuck, payment types being used, payments volume fluctuations and more. When we want to dive deeper into a specific customer, Amigo will drill down to a level that gets us immediate, actionable data to use in our operations. It's been a game changer to our use of the Payabli payments portal," said Lindsey Hulet, SVP of Operations, Builder Prime. Payabli also announced the following additions to the Amigo suite, in development and rolling out through the remainder of 2026: * Amigo Risk, which continuously monitors transactions and surfaces potential issues across merchants before they escalate. * Amigo Chargebacks, which gathers supporting documentation and prepares draft dispute responses automatically. * Amigo Boarding, which guides merchants through onboarding and answers common questions in real time. * Amigo Underwriting, which assesses merchant risk and accelerates approval decisions with less manual review. * Amigo Pricing and Billing, which optimizes rates, automates fee calculation, and keeps residuals and statements accurate. Other intelligent capabilities. Beyond the Amigo suite, Payabli has been developing additional intelligence-powered capabilities: * Agentic Vendor Enablement automates vendor outreach during payout workflows and optimizes for higher monetized payouts, removing the manual work of managing vendor payment programs at scale. * Agentic Vendor Enrichment enriches merchant and vendor data automatically, helping platforms build proprietary vendor networks and make smarter payment and underwriting decisions without manual research. * Agent Skills and MCP Server let software partners point their own AI coding agents at Payabli to build integrations that follow Payabli's patterns automatically and query Payabli's documentation in natural language, compressing integration work from weeks into an agent-driven build. * Agentic Site-Pay, developed in partnership with Visa Intelligent Commerce, automates vendor payment workflows end-to-end, from vendor discovery through payment execution. Payabli lets vertical SaaS platforms embed and monetize financial services by pointing their AI coding agents at Payabli's Agent Skills and MCP server - turning weeks of integration work into a guided build, so any platform can monetize every fintech rail, powered by intelligence. Amigo(TM) Insights, Agentic Vendor Enablement and Agentic Vendor Enrichment are available today through the Payabli Portal and APIs. Other additions to the Amigo suite are in development and will be rolled out over the remainder of 2026.
Payabli AI agents: automating payments & insights. 1h ago · 0:00 listen · Source: citybiz Summary. Payabli has introduced new artificial intelligence capabilities for its embedded payments platform. This includes Amigo, a suite of AI agents designed to automate payment operations and provide real-time business insights. These new capabilities integrate across Payabli's Pay In, Pay Out, and Pay Ops products. They help software platforms automate workflows for payments, onboarding, risk management, and customer support. A key feature is Amigo Insights, an AI agent that lets customers query payment activity and other operational data using natural language. This means no more sifting through reports or support tickets. Payabli states its AI models were developed using payments data and built directly into its infrastructure. This helps software providers automate operational work and improve access to business intelligence. The company also announced Agentic Vendor Enablement and Agentic Vendor Enrichment. These automate vendor outreach and enrich merchant data for underwriting and payment decisions. Agentic Site-Pay, developed with Visa Intelligent Commerce, is expected later this year to automate vendor payment workflows. Payabli also introduced Agent Skills and its MCP Server. These allow software partners to use AI coding agents to build integrations and query technical documentation. This aims to reduce integration times from weeks to a more automated process. This matters because it could significantly streamline payment operations for businesses. This is an AI-generated audio summary. Always check the original source for complete reporting.
Payabli has launched intelligence capabilities across its embedded payments platform, built on AI models trained on payments data. The Miami-based company introduced Amigo, an AI agent suite that provides instant answers to payments questions and real-time data without support tickets. The platform now includes Agentic Vendor Enablement and Agentic Vendor Enrichment, with Agentic Site-Pay launching later this quarter. Additional Amigo features in development include Risk, Chargebacks, Boarding, Underwriting, and Pricing and Billing tools. Co-CEO William Corbera said the company built its platform on intelligence rather than adding AI as an afterthought. Co-CEO Joseph Elias Phillips noted platforms are focused on running more revenue through existing infrastructure. Payabli, backed by QED Investors, Fika Ventures, TTV Capital, and Bling Capital, serves vertical software companies seeking to embed and monetise financial services.
ID Plans has partnered with Payabli to launch an end-to-end payment system within ID Tenant, its property portfolio intelligence suite for commercial real estate. The integration allows property managers and tenants to manage recurring billing, autopay, and split payments whilst reviewing full invoice history. Tenants can make full or partial payments within ID Tenant, whilst property owners gain real-time visibility into payment activity in the same system where they execute leases and manage tenant relationships. The platform addresses the full tenant lifecycle, from onboarding and lease management to rent collection. Payabli's payment infrastructure is PCI DSS Level 1 and SOC 2 Type II certified, maintaining security through tokenisation and customisable fraud controls. The payment feature is currently available to leasing teams, property managers, and operators.
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Industries
Enterprise Software
Fintech
Financial Services
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
Series B
Total Funding
$60M
Headquarters
Miami, Florida
Founded
2020
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