PayCargo outlines next phase of payment-led logistics integration

PayCargo has announced the next phase of its platform development as it deepens its partnership with IBS Software to advance digital transformation across the global air cargo sector. The company said the move reflects the growing role of payments in shaping logistics operations and supporting cargo movement across regions.

The company said payments have remained central to how it supports cargo movement, but the nature of the challenges faced by logistics providers has changed. As supply chains become more connected, delays are increasingly linked to fragmented financial processes rather than physical cargo handling.

PayCargo said it is evolving its platform to better link financial and operational workflows through increased intelligence and automation. The aim is to help logistics organisations move cargo with greater speed, visibility, and control while keeping payments as the foundation of the process.

“Payments have always been at the centre of how PayCargo supports cargo movement,” said Eduardo Del Riego, CEO of PayCargo. “What’s changing is the scope and complexity of the challenges logistics organisations are trying to solve. Because of our global network and deep logistics expertise, we’re uniquely positioned to address those challenges and evolve the platform to support how logistics organisations operate today – and where they’re headed next.”

As part of the next phase, PayCargo is expanding its intelligence and automation capabilities to help users identify bottlenecks, reduce manual work, and improve decision-making related to cargo release and movement. Through PayCargo Intelligence, financial and operational events can be captured and connected across workflows.

The company said more than 150,000 logistics businesses currently use PayCargo to manage freight payments, invoices, and cargo release across air, land, rail, and ocean transport. The scale of usage reflects the platform’s role in global trade and its visibility into how financial processes affect cargo flow.

PayCargo said it will continue to invest in its platform experience, website, and messaging, with further enhancements planned through 2026 as it positions itself for the future of logistics execution.

The company will present its latest platform capabilities at the TPM26 event from March 1 to 4 in Long Beach, California. Dennis Monts, President and Chief Operating Officer of PayCargo Labs, will speak during the TPM Tech sessions on how the integration of payments and visibility is changing how operational events are captured and verified.