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SAP Pay becomes available in the United States and United Kingdom

SAP says SAP Pay is now generally available in the United States and the United Kingdom, embedding payment execution into SAP Cloud ERP. The service marks SAP's entry into payment services through Tereina, its wholly owned subsidiary established earlier this year and described as a regulated payment-service provider. SAP Pay supports EFT, wire transfers, checks and stablecoin-based settlement for cross-border transactions. It is designed to let payment and reconciliation follow invoice approval within the same workflow, keeping controls and auditability connected to the transaction. General availability currently covers the United States and the United Kingdom.
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