After being acquired by Banking Circle Group, Amsterdam’s Biller rebrands to NOTYD

Amsterdam-based Biller, a buy-now-pay-later startup for B2B funds, introduced on Monday that it has rebranded itself as NOTYD. 

NOTYD (pronounced “famous”) refers to an bill that’s “famous” as a deferred fee through a web based fee button. 

“The change of brand name identify contributes to a renewed focus during which growing accessibility for customers and creating optimum buyer satisfaction is central,” says the corporate. 

In February 2022, The Banking Circle Group acquired Biller to speed up its European enlargement additional.

NOTYD goals to streamline B2B e-commerce transactions by providing prompt credit score to firms and their patrons, together with assured payouts. 

Internet retailers can activate the fee technique through the up to date web site NOTYD.com and thru the fee platform of accomplice PAY. 

These companies cater particularly to enterprise patrons within the Netherlands and Belgium, enhancing accessibility and effectivity within the transaction course of.

NOTYD, led by Caroline Lanslots and Carlos Fuentes Daher, will proceed to develop transaction volumes and broaden companies to its customers in 2024.

Biller: What you should know

Biller ( now NOTYD) is an AI-powered B2B commerce startup based by Mick Gromotka, Derek Vreeburg, and Uwe van Rensburg. After working at Mollie and Klarna, the co-founders noticed how BNPL may remodel funds within the client market and realised the untapped potential within the B2B phase. 

With the buyer market crowded and the B2B market remaining ripe for innovation, they began Biller in 2021 with the Dutch enterprise studio Slimmer AI.

The premise of the startup was reasonably easy. B2B patrons want a quick and versatile fee expertise just like those provided to customers by the likes of Klarna, and Biller goals to fill that hole. 

As defined by Mick, Biller streamlines enterprise practices and digitises B2B commerce for the fashionable world.

The startup eliminates limitations like obligatory registration and prolonged processing time for B2B companies after they attempt to procure credit score. 

The Banking Circle Group: What you should know

The Banking Circle Group ecosystem serves fee firms, banks, Non-Financial institution Monetary Establishments, world marketplaces, and on-line retailers by way of a wealthy set of complementary e-commerce and banking options. 

These embrace world cross-border funds, accounts, digital accounts and liquidity administration, revenue-based financing, enterprise funds, purchase now, pay later, and account-to-account fee strategies.

The Group entities have places of work in Amsterdam, Boston, Copenhagen, London, Luxembourg, Munich, Newcastle, Singapore, Stamford (Connecticut) and Vilnius.