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Veem brings no-fee payments processing to Canada

Veem, a leading provider of online payment solutions, today announced the expansion of its no-fees domestic payment services to Canada, including Québec. Named Veem Local Canada, the tool includes Electronic Funds Transfers (EFT), giving Canadian business owners a new, easy-to-use tool for payment options.

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Veem Local Canada provides businesses with an all-in-one, end-to-end solution for cross payments between provinces and territories across the country. Other key features include no fund caps, payment workflow solutions such as an enhanced reconciliation process, integrations with Quickbooks and Xero, and free features including invoice capture and tiered approval flow.

Today, businesses are still dealing with the nuisance of monthly subscriptions and per-use, per-transaction costs for domestic transactions from other payment platforms. Frustrating small business owners, this traditional process would force businesses to spend precious time reconciling and re-entering payment data into separate applications, while paying unnecessary fees to access necessary payment features. With Veem Local Canada, small and medium-sized businesses can now utilize a sophisticated online product to send, receive, and reconcile business payments within Canada.

"After a successful launch in the US, we are thrilled to expand our new product offering to small and medium-sized businesses in Canada," said Marwan Forzley, CEO of Veem. "Veem is always looking for ways to provide more value to our users, and this is a natural next step for us." 

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