US based digital banking platform Bluevine has joined forces with Stripe to launch invoicing and payment link capabilities.  

This collaboration enables Bluevine customers to create “professional invoices” and payment links, accept multiple payment methods and get paid directly into their Bluevine accounts. 

With Stripe’s payment processing infrastructure, Bluevine aims to provide a “secure” and “seamless” payment experience for small business owners.  

The new features are part of Bluevine’s strategy to become an “all-in-one” platform for small and medium-sized businesses, integrating various financial management functions in one place. 

The Invoicing and Payment Links feature is designed to help business owners manage their financial operations, without the need to switch between different platforms.  

Businesses can accept payments via card, digital wallet, or ACH, with funds deposited directly into Bluevine Business Checking accounts. 

Among the key features of Bluevine Invoicing and Payment Links include helping customers create, send, and track invoices from their Bluevine dashboard in just a few clicks and for free; sending payment links to customers in minutes via text, email, social media, or on an invoice. 

Bluevine CEO and co-founder Eyal Lifshitz said: “Small business owners want to get paid fast but they don’t like spending time on invoicing and chasing down customer payments.  

“By streamlining and simplifying how business owners accept payments and integrating accounts receivable tools directly into their Bluevine checking account, we’re giving them back valuable time to focus on running their business. This is a foundational step in building the all-in-one financial operating system they deserve.” 

Bluevine serves as a small business banking platform in the US, providing a financial operating system for startups and small businesses. Its platform’s unified dashboard offers a group of integrated products, including “high yield” business checking, accounts payable, debit and credit cards, loans, and lines of credit. 

Earlier this month, Stripe launched  the AI foundation model for payments and expanded its money management capabilities with stablecoin-powered accounts.