What it is
Payhawk combines corporate cards, expense management, accounts payable and multi-entity reporting for mid-sized companies in Europe, the UK and US, with deep ERP integrations.
Who it suits
Mid-sized businesses with several entities or currencies that need cards and payables together.
Regulation and protection
Authorised electronic money institution in the UK and EU.
How it charges
Custom annual pricing by company size and modules; interchange on cards offsets part of the cost.
Getting started
Book a demo, configure entities and policies, connect your ERP and issue cards.
At a glance
- Pricing
- Custom, per company
- Free plan
- No
- Payroll
- No
- Tax filing
- VAT capture
- Multi-currency
- Yes
- Accounting sync
- Yes (ERP)
- Is a bank
- No (e-money)
- Headquarters
- London / Sofia
- Founded
- 2018
Strengths
- Multi-entity and multi-currency
- Cards and accounts payable in one system
- Strong ERP integrations
Watch for
- Aimed at mid-market, not micro-businesses
- Quote-based pricing
Readers ask2 questions answered
Who is Payhawk for?
Companies with tens to thousands of employees, especially those with several entities.
Is Payhawk regulated?
It issues cards as an authorised e-money institution in the UK and EU.
How it comparesIts standing in 1 comparison
Best for multi-entity mid-market
- Free plan
- No 1 provider in this comparison
- Multi-currency
- Yes 1 provider in this comparison
- Accounting sync
- Yes (ERP) 1 provider in this comparison
- Is a bank
- No (e-money) 2 of them share this
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