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B2B companies want cross-border payments, but crypto skeptics: survey

Cryptocurrencies are not yet ready for business-to-business (B2B) trading due to factors such as a lack of convenience, according to a new survey.

According to a joint survey by the payment-related startups Invoiced and PaymentsNEXT, 59% of B2B respondents are not open to the idea of ​​accepting cryptocurrencies as a means of payment.

exit On Thursday, the poll found that so far only 2% of respondents accept crypto payments, while 39% of them state any intention of accepting crypto. The study was based on online survey responses from 269 financial experts as of August 2021.

Source: invoice

According to the results of the survey, B2B companies prefer paying by check to other payment methods such as debit cards. 77% of the respondents said they accept checks as a method of payment. Virtual cards and crypto payments are steadily declining in popularity, with only 14% and 4% of those surveyed accepting them as a means of payment so far.

 

Source: invoice

According to the report, the alleged lack of convenience is one of the biggest obstacles B2B companies face in adopting crypto payments, as 30% of respondents said convenience is the main deciding factor when choosing this payment option. 26% of respondents also stated that they have to pay in crypto to “appreciate the company’s value”. Other reasons include issues related to transaction fees, customer demand, and demonstration of innovation.

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While the majority of B2B companies don’t seem ready to adopt crypto payments just yet, it is reported that these companies are facing significant demand for virtual cards and cross-border payments. 64% and 62% of the respondents, respectively, examine or apply these to areas.

As previously reported, payments in cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin (BTC) are among the largest uses, with 60% of crypto owners in the US expressing an interest in using cryptocurrencies as a means of payment. Some big crypto companies like Ripple are focused on delivering cross-border payment solutions like RippleNet On-Demand Liquidity using the XRP cryptocurrency.

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