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Elavon Readies B2B Push With Embedded Payments for SAP Solutions

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Elavon Readies B2B Push With Embedded Payments for SAP Solutions

Elavon has joined the SAP PartnerEdge program and plans to embed its payments capabilities into SAP applications, the company said in a Monday (Oct. 26) press release.

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The planned integration with SAP Digital Payments Add-On and Open Payment Framework will help enterprises manage payments across finance, commerce and other core business operations. The companies plan to extend the integration to other SAP solutions over time, Elavon said in the release.

Membership in the SAP PartnerEdge program will support the development and delivery of integrated products and services, according to the release.

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Elavon is a wholly owned subsidiary of U.S. Bank and a provider of payment processing and servicing solutions to small businesses and enterprise clients across the United States, Europe and Canada, per the release.

“By combining Elavon’s payments expertise and global scale with the trusted capabilities of U.S. Bank, we can help bring secure, reliable payment solutions into SAP applications businesses use every day,” Elavon CEO Wally Mlynarski said in the release. “This supports our strategy to make payments more connected, streamline operations and help clients grow.”

S Bank’s head of payments: merchants and institutional, said the new CEO would play a critical role in the company’s growth and delivery of scalable, tech-led and embedded payments innovation.



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