Full-Time
Posted on 2/21/2025
Offers automated payment solutions and card services
Senior, Expert
Company Does Not Provide H1B Sponsorship
Edinburgh, UK
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Modulr Finance provides a variety of payment solutions designed to help businesses manage their financial transactions more efficiently. Their services include automated payments, which allow businesses to set up specific rules for transactions, and open banking technology that enhances security and user experience. Modulr also enables businesses to create both physical and virtual branded cards, giving them more control over their payment processes. What sets Modulr apart from competitors is its focus on partnerships and integrations, allowing businesses to embed Modulr's payment capabilities directly into their existing platforms. The goal of Modulr Finance is to simplify payment processes for businesses, improve operational efficiency, and help clients protect against fraud while creating new revenue opportunities.
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
Series C
Total Funding
$186.7M
Headquarters
London, United Kingdom
Founded
2015
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Company Bonus
Flexible benefits
33 days holiday (including bank holidays) + your birthday off
Learning Opportunities
Enhanced Pension
A staggering 96% of European travel leaders believe their current payment processing systems fall short, according to the latest research by embedded payments leader, Modulr. These inefficiencies are costing companies excessive fees and valuable time, with nearly half (44%) losing over 1.5 hours per week per employee – with larger organisations reporting losses often exceeding two hours weekly.While consumer travel payments have been rapidly transformed by rapid growth in mobile wallet adoption, introduction of Open Banking at checkout and other innovations, business-to-business (B2B) payments continue to be severely held back by outdated, broken, and fragmented system and infrastructure.Consequently, 97% of respondents are sure their business is wasting resource due to inefficiencies or limitations in payment processing, with 91% not seeing clear growth opportunities with current payment processing methods.These persistent inefficiencies have tangible consequences for travel businesses:Nearly one-third (28%) report losing customers or facing increased exposure to fraud as a direct result.More than a quarter (27%) believe avoidable fees and restricted market access further constrain growth opportunities.This is exacerbated by widespread concerns about disruption, including competitive pressure, technological advancements, regulatory changes, fraud risks, and rising costs. In each of these areas, over 90% of respondents express concern, with nearly 40% describing their concerns as extreme.“Access to efficient payment services for travel businesses is fundamental to continued growth in the sector,” comments Jakub Zmuda, Director of Strategy at Modulr. “Our research shows a sector caught in a perfect storm of manual processes, rising fraud risks, and growing customer expectations – all while battling to stay competitive in a rapidly evolving marketplace. This isn’t just about regaining the hours lost to inefficiencies; it’s about rethinking payment strategies to foster critical partnerships, streamline costly operations, and unlock the potential for growth and resilience in a hugely competitive global market.”Geographic disparities also emerge in the research. The manual reconciliation issue is most acute in the UK, where 60% of travel companies report spending between 21-30 hours each week – nearly double the time spent in France (34%)
The role of accountants is being redefined, as UK businesses demand advanced financial guidance rather than just traditional bookkeeping. According to new research launched today from embedded payment leader, Modulr, investment and business strategy advice (75%), forecasting (73%) and accounts payable/receivable (66%), are now top priorities – signalling a dramatic evolution in client expectations.Yet rising expectations are being undermined by persistent inefficiencies in business payments, consuming valuable time and resources within businesses and accounting practices. These inefficiencies not only limit productivity but also hinder businesses’ ability to adapt to increasing regulatory complexity and the demands of globalised economy.A staggering 46% of respondents report spending over three hours each week on tasks like reconciling accounts and tracking compliance with regulatory requirements. Additionally, nearly half are burdened by manual data entry (45%), client communications about payment statuses (46%), and managing payments to HMRC (46%). This reliance on manual processes and fragmented systems creates avoidable delays, errors, and compliance risks, putting accountants’ at reputational risk.Jakub Zmuda, Director of Strategy at Modulr, comments; “It’s clear that the role of the accountant has, and still is, undergoing a transformation. What clients are asking for now is a far cry from their needs ten years ago
LemFi recently expanded into Europe through a partnership with Modulr and plans to secure an Irish license to further scale operations
Modulr, a leading digital payment services provider, is today announcing a significant new contract with His Majesty’s Revenue and Customs (HMRC) for the provision of Confirmation of Payee (CoP) services.Under the agreement, Modulr will continue to protect the security of HMRC’s payments to individuals and businesses through its CoP service, which helps prevent fraud by validating bank account details in real-time with receiving banks and payment institutions.“This landmark contract demonstrates how modern payment technology can build on public sector services,” says Myles Stephenson, CEO of Modulr. “As the new supplier contracted under the Open Banking DPS framework for CoP services, we’re committed to enhancing payment security and ease for public sector transactions.”This agreement is a new supplier contract awarded under the Open Banking (Data, Digital Payments & Confirmation of Payee Services) Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) RM6301 for provision of CoP services, managed by the Crown Commercial Service (CCS). The DPS, available to all UK central government departments, charities, public bodies and organisations, provides a streamlined procurement process with preset contract terms and a range of services that buyers can filter to meet their needs.In addition to CoP, Modulr has a comprehensive strategy tailored to payments in the public sector. For government agencies, Modulr offers innovative solutions for payroll and accounts payable, combining the use of outbound payments, inbound payments, Open Banking and CoP through its API-first platform. For Local Authorities, Modulr’s solution for social care and benefit disbursements integrates cards, accounts, direct debit and Open Banking – aligning to its ongoing mission of supporting the unbanked and vulnerable populations through accessible payment solutions
The contemporary B2B landscape is being reshaped by a seismic shift toward automation and simplification. Companies are ditching clunky, manual processes in favor of sleek, digital-first solutions that prioritize speed, simplicity and scalability. The winners? Those who embrace embedded finance, real-time data insights and automation to streamline workflows and elevate customer experiences. While challenges remain, particularly in bridging the gap between buyer-centric and supplier-friendly solutions, as well as overcoming institutional inertia, this week’s top B2B trends indicate a clear movement toward greater efficiency, transparency and streamlined operations in the B2B landscape