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Bank of America Launches Payments Insights for CashPro Clients

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Key Takeaways

  • •Bank of America introduced Payments Insights, a new CashPro capability providing corporate and commercial clients intelligence on payment efficiency, cross-border flows, and working-capital performance on their U.S. accounts.
  • •The offering expands the bank's AI-powered CashPro Data Intelligence suite, using proprietary peer benchmarking and dynamic visualizations to help treasury teams identify trends and areas needing attention.
  • •Payments Insights was developed with direct client input, including members of the bank's CashPro Boards advisory groups.
  • •Bank of America facilitated 213 million payments in the first half of 2026, a 10% year-over-year increase of roughly 19 million payments.
  • •The bank says the tool can help clients identify more efficient payment methods and optimize cross-border and currency choices to support working-capital outcomes.
Bank of America Launches Payments Insights for CashPro Clients

Bank of America announced the launch of Payments Insights, a new CashPro® capability that will give corporate and commercial clients actionable intelligence about payment efficiency, cross-border flows, and working-capital performance on their U.S. accounts. CashPro serves as the bank’s digital platform for corporate clients’ treasury and payments activity. The new offering expands CashPro’s AI-powered data intelligence suite and forms part of CashPro Data Intelligence, the bank’s AI-powered suite of treasury insights and analytics tools. According to the announcement, clients will be able to benchmark their performance against industry standards and use dynamic visualizations to identify areas that may require attention. The bank said the capability is designed to help clients organize large volumes of payments and foreign exchange data and act on it more quickly.

Turning Payments Data Into Action

Through proprietary peer benchmarking and dynamic visualizations, Payments Insights will help treasury teams explore trends and identify areas that may require attention. The insights offering expands the AI and advanced analytics available through CashPro, giving treasury teams personalized, tailored insights based on available client data. Because treasury teams sit at the center of a company’s cash inflows and outflows, the bank is positioning peer context and visual analytics as a way to convert high-volume transaction data into decision-ready information.

“Corporate treasury teams are managing enormous volumes of payments and foreign exchange data, but that data only creates value when it is organized and delivered in a way that supports action,” said Jennifer Sanctis, head of CashPro Personalized Technologies in Global Payments Solutions at Bank of America. “Payments Insights will help finance teams cut through complexity and focus on the decisions that matter most.”

Built With Client Input

Payments Insights was developed with direct input from clients, including members of the bank’s CashPro Boards, helping ensure the experience addresses real-world treasury needs. The CashPro Boards are client advisory groups through which the bank gathers feedback on its treasury platform.

“The future of treasury isn’t just about having access to more data—it’s about quickly understanding what the data means and how to act on it,” said Laura Fox, Director of Treasury for Allegis and a member of the US CashPro Board. “Payments Insights helps us see patterns and trends, giving our teams greater visibility to make more informed, strategic decisions.”

Improving Payment Decisions at Scale

The launch comes amid continued growth on the CashPro platform: Bank of America facilitated 213 million payments in the first half of 2026, a 10% increase year over year. That growth translates to roughly 19 million more payments than in the year-earlier period. Clearer visibility into payment patterns can help clients identify potential opportunities regarding payment methods, cross-border transactions, currency usage, and working-capital management, according to the bank. Working capital—the funds a company has available for day-to-day operations—is a core measure of short-term financial health, and choices about payment timing, method, and currency can affect how efficiently those funds are put to use.

“At that scale, even incremental improvements in how a company makes payments can deliver meaningful benefits,” said Jay Davenport, co-head of Global Corporate Sales in GPS. “By helping clients identify more efficient payment methods and optimize cross-border and currency choices, Payments Insights can support working-capital outcomes.”