Payhawk
Payhawk is a spend management platform that combines corporate cards, expense management, travel, accounts payable, and procurement in one system.
Last updated September 15, 2026
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Overview
Payhawk is spend management software for businesses across Europe, the US, and the UK. Its platform covers cards and expenses, travel, accounts payable, and procurement, and it also lets companies link existing bank-issued Visa, Mastercard, and American Express corporate cards for real-time visibility and control.
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Payhawk is spend management software for businesses across Europe, the US, and the UK. Its platform is presented as covering cards and expenses, travel, accounts payable, and procurement, and it also supports linking existing bank-issued corporate cards from Visa, Mastercard, and American Express.
Products and positioning
One platform for every type of business spend, with proactive spend controls and real-time ERP-connected transactions.
Cards & Expenses
Issue cards instantly and control spend before it happens.
Travel
Book within policy, approve in seconds, and reconcile instantly.
Accounts payable
Process invoices, approve payments, and pay suppliers globally.
Procurement
From purchase request to compliant order, in a fraction of the time.
Card Linking
Bring your own cards and reconcile employee spend in real time without changing your card provider.
Sources5 sources
- 1Expense management on autopilot with linked business credit cards | Payhawkpayhawk.com
- 2The Best Corporate Credit Card With Proactive Spend Controls | Payhawkpayhawk.com
- 3Bring all your cards in a global card management & reconciliation solution | Payhawkpayhawk.com
- 4Cutting Spend Management Processes By 66% At Astrid & Miyu | Payhawkpayhawk.com
- 5Payhawkwikidata.org
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