PayCargo has outlined the next phase of its evolution, reflecting the increasingly central role payments play in global logistics and how PayCargo continues to support the industry’s operations.
Originally built to streamline freight payments tied directly to cargo release, PayCargo has long helped logistics organizations reduce delays caused by manual, fragmented processes. The foundation still remains – but the challenges have become more complex. As supply chains become more global and interconnected, delays and extended dwell times are increasingly driven by fragmented financial processes that sit behind cargo movement.
To address this shift, PayCargo is evolving its platform to more closely connect financial and operational workflows through greater intelligence and automation, enabling logistics organizations to move cargo with greater speed, transparency, and control. Payments remain the foundation, while the platform advances to support more connected, execution-focused logistics operations – reflecting a simple reality of modern supply chains: smarter logistics starts with smarter payments.
As part of this evolution, PayCargo is expanding its intelligence and automation capabilities to help organizations identify bottlenecks, reduce manual intervention, and make faster, more informed decisions around cargo release and movement. Through PayCargo Intelligence, financial and operational events can be captured, verified, and better connected across workflows.
“Payments have always been at the center 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 organizations 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 organizations operate today – and where it’s headed next.”
Today, more than 150,000 logistics businesses worldwide use PayCargo to securely move freight payments, manage invoices, and accelerate cargo release across Air, Land, Rail, and Ocean transportation. That scale reflects PayCargo’s role across global trade and complex logistics networks. With deep industry expertise and a broad global network, PayCargo has a unique vantage point into how financial activity affects cargo flow across regions and trade lanes.
With a growing global footprint and customer base, PayCargo is positioning its platform for the future of logistics execution through continued investment in the platform experience, website, and messaging – with additional enhancements planned throughout 2026.
PayCargo will also showcase the latest capabilities of the platform at the TPM26 event on March 1–4 in Long Beach, California. Dennis Monts, President & Chief Operating Officer, PayCargo Labs, will also be speaking about how the integration of payments and visibility transforms how operational events are captured, verified, and valued as part of the TPM Tech sessions.
