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Centime

Can a B2B finance-automation platform become the financial operating system for mid-market SMBs by embedding AP, AR, expense, banking, and credit directly inside the ERPs they already use?

Founded2021
HQBoston, Massachusetts, United States
IndustryHorizontal SaaS / Accounting
The story

Founded in 2021 as a cash management and AP/AR automation tool for SMBs, Centime progressively embedded more financial products directly into the ERP workflows its customers already use. Beginning in 2024 it launched banking (via FNBO) and credit products, moving from a pure workflow-automation play toward a financial operating system for mid-market businesses. The addition of Fyle-powered expense management and B2B merchant processing in 2024–2025 completed a suite that now competes on breadth — AP, AR, expense, banking, and working capital — all inside NetSuite, Sage Intacct, and QuickBooks.

Last 12 months
2024-03
2026-04
Product timeline
2021
Centime founded in Boston as a cash management suite for SMBs, initially focused on AP/AR automation and cash flow forecasting.· pivot
2022
Named 2022 Commercial Banking Fintech of the Year; established partnerships with ERP platforms NetSuite, Sage Intacct, and QuickBooks.· banking
2024
Launched Centime Banking (Centime Checking Plus) — a high-yield 2.25% APY business checking account — in partnership with First National Bank of Omaha (FNBO).· banking
2024
Launched Centime Credit combining a commercial credit card and working capital credit line in partnership with FNBO.· lending
2024
Added B2B merchant processing (AR card acceptance) using Payrix for credit card payments and FNBO for ACH/merchant services.· card
2025
Added Fyle-powered expense management module, expanding the platform to a full AP/AR/Expense/Treasury suite embedded in ERPs.· pivot
The stack
Payments / PSP
PayrixFNBO (ACH/Merchant Services)
Banking / BaaS
First National Bank of Omaha (FNBO)
Lending
Centime Credit Line (working capital credit line)Centime Credit Card (commercial credit card)
Sponsor bank
First National Bank of Omaha
Accounting
NetSuiteSage IntacctQuickBooks
Accounting gap: none