Forwardly, the AI-native B2B payments platform, today launched the Forwardly Developer API, giving software platforms and financial institutions the ability to offer accounts payable and accounts receivable natively inside their own products.
Most payment tools automate one side of a transaction and stop there. This API puts that infrastructure inside the software and banking experiences businesses already rely on, from day one.”
Businesses increasingly expect to manage bills and invoices without leaving the software they already use. Building that capability from scratch means taking on bill capture, approvals, invoicing, accounting integrations, and, for many platforms, payment rails, compliance, and fraud controls. With the Forwardly Developer API, partners plug into proven infrastructure and launch faster, while Forwardly handles the complexity behind the scenes.
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Most business payments still depend on emailed invoices, rekeyed data, and banking details shared over email, and fraudsters have noticed. According to the Association for Financial Professionals’ 2026 Payments Fraud and Control Survey, business email compromise affected 74% of organizations in 2025, a significant increase from 2023 and 2024. Bringing AP and AR directly into the software where invoices and bills already live removes many of the manual handoffs that make that fraud possible.
For software platforms and marketplaces, Forwardly now supports the full payments stack. With transaction-based pricing and revenue share options, platform partners earn more as their customers’ payment volume grows.
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