Boodil Makes UK Payments Even More Compelling for eCommerce Merchants
Beyond payments. Manchester-based Boodil now offers merchants a modern banking facility via a regulated business account partner, with cashback designed to offset the cost of doing business.
Manchester, UK - Boodil, known for its open banking and card payment solutions, has announced a significant step forward for UK eCommerce merchants. Through a new partnership with a regulated business account provider, Boodil merchants can now access supercharged settlement accounts that go hand in hand with their existing payments setup.
Building on already competitive payment fees, the addition of cashback on ads, SaaS and travel spend means merchants can offset their costs further still. A modern banking facility, built for the modern merchant.
What merchants get
Settlement accounts via Boodil's chosen regulated business account partner, giving access to multi-currency accounts (GBP, EUR, USD), unlimited virtual cards, global money transfers, real-time spend analytics, and integrations with the tools merchants already use including Shopify, Meta Ads and Xero.
On top of that, a cashback programme built to make a real dent in operating costs. UK and EU businesses can earn 2% cashback for the first 3 months on ads, SaaS and travel, then 0.5% to 1.25% thereafter, depending on their plan.
"Our payments solutions are already highly competitive. Now, with the addition of settlement accounts via our chosen EMI business account partner, we're able to give merchants a way to offset these costs even further. It's a compelling proposition and one of the best products we've seen in this space."
Sam Owens, Co-Founder, Boodil
About Boodil
Boodil is a Manchester-based fintech providing open banking and card payment solutions to businesses across eCommerce, travel, automotive and collections. Settlement accounts are now available to UK and EU merchants via Boodil's chosen business account partner.
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