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Veem

Can a B2B cross-border payments network pivot into the embedded payout and virtual banking infrastructure of choice for platforms and marketplaces globally?

HQSan Francisco, CA, USA
IndustryFintech / Cross-border payments
The story

Veem started as a B2B global payments platform focused on SMBs sending cross-border payments more cheaply and quickly than traditional wire transfers. Over time it expanded from pure payments into financial services for SMBs — adding virtual cards, short-term capital (Veem Capital), and accounting integrations. More recently, Veem has pivoted toward a B2B2X embedded finance infrastructure play, offering white-labeled disbursement, virtual bank account, and FX capabilities to platforms and marketplaces under a partnership model, competing with Nium and Airwallex at the platform layer.

Last 12 months
Product timeline
2021
Launched Veem Capital with Pay Later and Pay with Card short-term lending products for SMBs.· lending
2021
Partnered with Marqeta and Pathward to launch Visa Prepaid Virtual Cards for small businesses.· card
2021
Partnered with Freightos to offer B2B international payment solutions for freight and logistics.· banking
Regulated entities
MSB / Money Services Business
US (FinCEN)
Veem Inc.
MSB / Money Services Business
US (FinCEN)
Veem Payments Inc.
MTL / Money Transmitter License (47 states)
US
Veem Payments Inc.
MSB
Canada (FINTRAC)
Veem Inc.
MSB
Canada (Quebec AMF)
Veem Inc.
Authorized Representative (AFSL 448066)
Australia (Flexewallet P/L)
Veem Inc.
The stack
Payments / PSP
Veem Payments (self-operated)
Card issuing
Marqeta
Lending
Veem Capital – Pay Later (short-term loan)Veem Capital – Pay with CardLine of credit (editorial content)
Open banking
Plaid
Sponsor bank
Pathward
FX & payouts
Veem (self-operated)
Accounting
QuickBooks OnlineXeroNetSuite
Accounting gap: minor