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Contactless payments have reshaped the way Americans pay for everyday goods and services. What started as a convenient option has now become a major force driving change across retail, banking, and consumer behavior. In 2025, the payment market is growing faster than ever, creating exciting opportunities for innovation. At the same time, it brings big … Continued
One of the common challenges for small business owners and entrepreneurs is choosing the right payment methods to maintain stable cash flow, minimize risk, and ensure customer convenience. Modern payment technology primarily operates through two methods: push payments and pull payments. In this article, let’s explore push and pull payment methods, their advantages and disadvantages, … Continued
At Cheqly, we have come to realize that startups are relying increasingly on stock-based compensation and complex securities to attract talent and meet diverse investors’ needs. This trend is a key driver behind the expected 12.5% CAGR growth of the market for cap table solutions through 2033. These solutions can be vital not just for … Continued
A well-structured profit and loss (P&L) statement is a vital accounting tool used by the finance team, VPs, managers, and CFOs to assess the financial performance of a company. This report summarizes revenue streams, business expenses, COGS (cost of goods sold), and net income over a specific period. Whether you’re managing a startup or a … Continued
The Cash Conversion Cycle (CCC) is a key indicator that signifies how well a company manages its working capital by tracking the duration between paying for inventory and receiving cash from sales. By inspecting this cycle, businesses can gain valuable insights into their operational efficiency, liquidity, and overall financial health. Understanding and improving the cash … Continued
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