April 2026 Customer Newsletter

Written by Corpay Cross-Border | Apr 29,2026

April 2026

A monthly update on how Corpay is helping businesses navigate global payments, partnerships, and market shifts.

April is only 30 days long, but Corpay Cross-Border has certainly been busy! In this edition of our newsletter, you'll meet our Sydney team and hear from some of our sports partners (is your favourite team among them?). You won't want to miss our podcast on the Cost of Bad Data, or our upcoming product enhancements, including new currencies coming to our Multi-Currency Accounts. Please read on!

Around the World in 30 Offices: Meet the Sydney Team!

Around the World in 30 Offices is our series highlighting Corpay’s global footprint and how our teams operate. For this issue, we’re heading to Sydney, one of APAC’s most established and strategically important hubs.

From sales and trading to compliance, operations, and client support, Corpay Sydney brings together end-to-end expertise to deliver integrated cross-border payment solutions. Let’s take a closer look.

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What’s New at Corpay

Coming Soon: New MCA Capabilities

We’re introducing new capabilities across Australia, New Zealand, and the European Union — giving you greater control over how payments are routed and access to local payment rails.

Coming Soon: Important Changes to Beneficiary Verification

Upcoming updates will allow beneficiary verification checks to be completed directly within the Corpay Cross-Border platform and via API integrations — helping identify errors earlier and reduce payment delays.

Hear From Our Experts

The Cost of Bad Data (podcast) →

Bad data impacts more than just finances — it affects trust, efficiency, and operations. In this episode, we explore why it happens and how businesses can reduce risk.

Simplify USPTO Payments and Reconciliation (webcast) →

Learn how law firms can streamline USPTO payment workflows, reduce administrative burden, and improve financial accuracy.

A Smarter Way to Manage Vendor Invoices (webcast) →

Discover how to simplify invoice intake, improve visibility, and modernize accounts payable workflows through Corpay’s Global Vendor Invoice Portal.

Campaign Focus

Managing Multi Currency Payments for New Zealand Football

As New Zealand Football has grown, so has the complexity of managing international financial operations, including payments, treasury, and long-term sustainability. They make complex multi currency payments across travel, tournaments, prize money, and player payments, so they needed cost-efficient solutions, clear visibility of financial flows, and a structured approach to managing currency exposure.

Proud supporters of Rugby Australia

From local fixtures to global tours, we’re with Rugby Australia for every aspect of their FX strategy. We recently caught up with COO Richard Gardham to discuss what’s ahead for the organisation — and how Corpay can help support their next phase of growth.

Supporting Everton Football Club Through Increasing Complexity

Everton has had growth challenges that have resulted in greater complexity, especially in managing FX risk across player transfers, variable income, and increasing regulatory pressure. CFO Martyn H., shares how they focus on controlling what they can and staying agile in a fast-moving environment.

Step Inside Casa Milan for a Conversation with Corpay and AC Milan

AC Milan operates in a world where precision and stability are essential. The club is focused on international expansion and delivering new experiences to fans worldwide, and we’re proud to support them on that journey - bringing certainty and security to their international transactions.

Partnership News

Partnering with Toulouse Football Club

Corpay is excited to have become the Official Foreign Exchange Supplier for Toulouse Football Club! “This new partnership fully reflects our commitment to working with a company capable of supporting our development and ambitions,” said Olivier Cloarec, President of Toulouse Football Club.

Extending our Partnership with AC Milan

Corpay is delighted to have extended our partnership with AC Milan as the Club's Official Commercial Foreign Exchange Partner. “We are strengthening connections with a global audience, building meaningful relationships and continuing to evolve,” commented Maikel Oettle, Chief Revenue Officer of AC Milan.

Customer Events

World on Fire: How A Fracturing Global Order Is Reshaping Currency Markets

Recently, our friends at InterAction hosted us at their ConnectAid event, where we had the opportunity to chat with their members and deliver a session which offered a practical look at how NGOs can rethink their approach to FX risk in an environment where the old assumptions no longer hold.

Finance in Focus, with AC Milan

Thank you to everyone who joined us at Casa Milan for an event in partnership with AC Milan and ANDAF. We discussed the uncertainties facing international sports organizations, the key challenges CFOs face, and how FX risk management strategy can help companies manage uncertainty and volatility.

Giving Back, in Papua New Guinea

A few members of Corpay's Australia team recently traveled to Tunnung Island, in Papua New Guinea! They donated our old Australian team laptops to senior students at the Tunnung Permitted School - many of whom had never been off-island, and who didn't even have access to power until three years ago. With the introduction of solar panels, and now with their new laptops, the students are able to engage in interactive lessons, improve their digital literacy and connect with global educators and resources.

Compliance & Regulatory Updates

Canada: Continued Focus on Transparency

Canadian regulators continue to strengthen anti-money laundering and corporate transparency requirements. As a result, Corpay Compliance may periodically request updated ownership, business registration, or account information to keep records current.

United States: Ongoing Risk-Based Reviews

U.S. financial institutions continue to enhance fraud prevention and compliance monitoring. Customers may therefore see more frequent requests to confirm transaction details, business activities, or account changes.

What Does This Mean for You?

For international payments, additional information may sometimes be required, such as invoice details, payment purpose, beneficiary information, or source of funds. Providing complete information upfront can help reduce delays. You can help by:

Keeping business information current
Informing us of ownership or management changes
Submitting clear payment purpose details and invoices when needed
Responding promptly to information requests
Regularly reviewing internal payment approvals and user access controls

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