Payments integrations have a reputation for being slow, fragile, and painfully dependent on specialists. We wanted to challenge that assumption, so...
Author - Lainey Myers
Embedded Finance Series: Banking & Lending with Sunil Sachdev, Fiserv | Episode 533
Payments used to be the big unlock for vertical SaaS. Now it is the baseline, and the real question is what you build on top of it. I sit down with...
Investable Embedded Finance with Jane Podbelskaya, Charge Forward & Jake Colognesi, Mamba | Episode 532
Your software might be the system of record, but if someone else owns the money movement, your growth is capped. Greg Myers sits down with Jane...
Payments doesn’t usually fail because of one big mistake. It fails quietly through a thousand small frictions: too many processing relationships, too...
Embedded Finance Special Series: From Features to Revenue Engine with Ali Mast & Ashley Willson, Revolv
Embedded finance can be the cleanest growth lever a software platform has, but most teams discover the hard way that launching payments is the easy...
Embedded Finance That Scales with Jane Podbelskaya, Charge Forward | Episode 529
This conversation is part of a three-part series about Embedded Finance that Jane Podbelskaya and I are launching leading up to Embedify 2026, our...
Trust can be the difference between getting “a couple test deals” and becoming the payments partner an agent builds a business on. Greg Myers sits...
Embedded Finance Special Series: Embedded Accounting, the Next Big Fintech Product with Justin Meretab, Layer | Episode 527
QuickBooks and spreadsheets aren’t failing because small business owners don’t care. They fail because owners are busy running the business, and...
Embedded Finance: From Hype to Execution with Jane Podbelskaya, Charge Forward | Episode 526
This conversation is part of a three-part series about Embedded Finance that Jane and I are launching leading up to Embedify 2026, our summit for...
Real-time payments are finally delivering what everyone asked for: near-instant settlement. But when the buffer disappears, a new risk takes center...
