Adflex
B2B payment processing and integration solutions for buyers, suppliers, issuers and merchants
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About Adflex
Adflex provides a B2B payment gateway and payment APIs for card processing, supplier enablement, purchasing data, and procurement-related payment flows. Its products include virtual terminals, hosted pay pages, payment links, a card payment API, and an SAP connector.
Its customers include issuers, schemes, buyers, suppliers, and merchants. The company is based in Brentwood and was founded in 1991.
Product: A B2B payment gateway, payment APIs, and integrations for card processing, supplier enablement, and purchasing data.
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