Corporate updates, product news, regulatory insights, and industry analysis.
How NeuraPay anchors audit events on Ethereum and Bitcoin for independently verifiable compliance proof — without storing personal data on-chain.
Legal is the hardest interface in debt recovery. With eSchKG, the legal step becomes a digital, auditable workflow directly inside the OS.
Enterprise adoption requires decisions that remain explainable. Here is how NeuraPay® implements Responsible AI as a governance layer: monitoring, traceability, and clear approvals.
AI is only valuable in debt recovery when it stays controllable. Atlas AI scores cases in milliseconds and recommends the next step inside defined guardrails.
The revised Swiss Data Protection Act introduces new requirements for processing personal data in collections. An overview of the key obligations.
After two years of development, the NeuraPay® platform is officially in production. Three portals, one unified solution for next-generation accounts receivable management.
The native Bexio integration is now available. Outstanding invoices are automatically imported and status changes synchronized in real time.
Scalable debt recovery needs playbooks. How NeuraPay® models escalation paths, channels, and approvals as policies inside the workflow engine.
A debt recovery OS only works when roles are cleanly separated. Why NeuraPay® is built as three portals on one shared state model.
Pilots don’t just validate a product. They validate infrastructure. Our key learnings on data quality, timing, tone, and escalation.
Enterprise-grade debt recovery requires compliance as a system capability. These principles are non-negotiable: data minimization, auditability, retention, and governance.
An OS for debt recovery needs clean interfaces. Here is how an API-first layer connects ERP, communication, payments, and legal into one end-to-end process.
Debt recovery rarely fails because of intent. It fails because infrastructure is fragmented. Here is why an OS approach, Stripe-style, is the only scalable path.
