The Payment Economics Journal

The Path to the Last Check

How enterprise AP converts remaining check spend through continuous supplier enrollment while preserving existing payment infrastructure and improving Payment Yield.

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Research areas

Payment Yield

Financial performance generated by enterprise payment decisions, expressed as net financial value relative to eligible payment volume.

Supplier Acceptance

The economic conditions under which suppliers participate in a payment method and sustain that participation.

Payment Portfolio Management

Ownership and allocation of payment method, timing, funding, supplier, and provider decisions across the enterprise.

B2B Embedded Finance

A financial product, service, or capability delivered within a nonfinancial commercial environment whose context, distribution, data, or workflow materially shapes access, eligibility, terms, execution, servicing, or use.

Payment economics in practice.

The Path to the Last Check

Research areas

Payment Yield

Supplier Acceptance

Payment Portfolio Management

B2B Embedded Finance

What Is Embedded Finance?

Payment Economics for Transportation and Logistics

Payment Economics in Retail and Distribution

Payment Economics for Healthcare

Payment Economics for Manufacturing

Payment Economics for Procurement

Payment Economics for Treasury

The CFO Measurement Problem in Enterprise Payments

The Capital Activation Layer

The Bilateral Yield Conversation

Reading Your Payment Yield

The Evolution of Payment Economics & Technology

The Supplier’s Economics

The Payment Efficiency Index

Supplier Segmentation and Portfolio Construction

The Economics of Payment Timing

Payment Method Economics

The Business Case for Payment Economics

The Supplier Conversation

B2B Payment Economics Measurement Stack

The B2B Payment Yield Starter Pack

Building a Payment Economics Function

The Payment Economics Practitioner

The Economic Blind Spot in AP Workflows

The Payment Portfolio Manager

The B2B Payment Yield Model

The Economics of Supplier Acceptance

The Formalization of Payment Economics

Why Payment Economics Is the Missing Discipline

The Most Expensive Misconception in Modern Finance