Billtrust Hit $100 billion in 2022 And Other Digital Transactions News briefs from 3/31/23

Business-to-business bill-payments provider Billtrust announced its dollar volume in 2022 exceeded $100 billion, up 35% over 2021 and the first time the company has reached the $100-billion mark in a year.
PayTech Women, formerly Wnet, released its 2022 Annual Report, which provides an overview of the organization’s activities and impact.
General Agents Acceptance Corp., which provides loans to policyholders to cover their insurance premiums, said it chose Input 1 Payments to process its credit and debit card payments.
Canada-based payments-technology provider Quisitive Technology Solutions Inc. announced new contracts with three unnamed clients for its Spyglass security software: a financial-services company, a city in the United States, and an enterprise retailer.
Pushpay, a payments provider for churches and nonprofits, announced new products unveiled during the first quarter, including pledging with recurring payments, which allows users to create a pledge with or without a scheduled gift.
Cryptocurrency platform Coinbase has hired former Shopify executive Lucas Matheson as its country director, based in Ottawa, Canada. The company said earlier this week it is prepared to challenge a possible enforcement action from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission alleging violations of federal securities laws.

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