Worldline partners with manager.one to manage expense policies on corporate cards

By Joy Dumasia

Worldline and FinTech manager.one, winner of this year Worldline’s E-Payments Challenge, signed a partnership to manage expense policies on corporate cards smartly. The partnership will combine Worldline’s pan-European Card Issuing Processing platform and manager.one expertise in business expense management.  

This white-label solution will enable banks to take a web and mobile banking experience to the next level, simplifying the issuing and management of business cards for their customers. Cardholders will see the management of their business expenses facilitated and save time, avoiding low-value tasks, and bring more productivity at the end of the year. 

Better controlling and forecasting employees’ expenses have always been key challenges for organisations to which banks can answer and support their clients by bringing value-added services. This solution will enable companies to improve their efficiency in business expense management thanks to an easier collection and analysis of receipts and the capability to identify suspicious expense declarations and generate virtual cards, leading to fraud and cost reductions. 

Christophe L’Helguen, Division Manager Issuing Processing at Worldline Financial Services, said: “Innovation being one of our core values at Worldline and as a leader in issuing & transaction processing within Europe, we constantly look for partners who share our vision to unleash the potential of our issuing solutions. With manager.one, we will be able to offer our customers an end-to-end and cost-efficient white-label solution to manage corporate cards and business expenses.” 

Adrien Touati, Co-Founder manager.one, said: “Worldline is a prestigious player. This alliance will enable us to create many synergies and accelerate our strategy. We are going to be able of equipping an ever-increasing number of users with our innovations.” 

IBS Intelligence reported that Worldline, a global leader in payment services, is helping its e-commerce clients enter the growing Chinese market. More than 1.38 million Chinese people already order products from other countries.