VEEM + Shuttle

VEEM is a global payments network purpose-built for business-to-business transactions, offering a smarter alternative to traditional wire transfers and correspondent banking. VEEM uses a multi-rail approach to route cross-border payments through the optimal path — whether that is blockchain, local ACH networks, SWIFT, or direct bank partnerships — to minimize fees, maximize speed, and improve transparency. The platform supports payments to over 100 countries with real-time exchange rate locking, so businesses know exactly what the recipient will receive before initiating the transfer. VEEM also provides accounts payable automation, vendor management, and invoice reconciliation tools that streamline the B2B payment workflow end-to-end.

Shuttle integrates with VEEM to extend its payment orchestration into the B2B cross-border space, where traditional card-based processing is often impractical or cost-prohibitive. Through Shuttle’s Embedded Payments, platforms that facilitate business-to-business transactions can offer VEEM as a payment method for international disbursements and vendor payments alongside card-based collection methods. Payment Links powered by Shuttle can present VEEM as a payment option for B2B invoices, allowing the payer to complete a bank-to-bank transfer with locked-in FX rates directly from the hosted checkout page. Voice Checkout can initiate VEEM payment requests for phone-based B2B transactions, which is relevant for businesses in wholesale, procurement, and professional services where phone-based ordering is still common.

Offering VEEM through Shuttle is strategically valuable for platforms that serve businesses with international supplier or customer relationships. Traditional cross-border B2B payments via wire transfers are expensive, slow, and opaque — VEEM’s multi-rail routing reduces costs and settlement times while providing tracking visibility. By accessing VEEM through Shuttle’s unified layer, platforms can present both card-based and bank-based payment methods through a single integration, letting the transaction type and geography determine the optimal route. A platform serving an e-commerce marketplace, for example, could use a card-based PSP for consumer purchases and VEEM for cross-border supplier payouts, all orchestrated by Shuttle with unified reporting and reconciliation.