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Boost 100XB removes the cost barrier to cross-border card acceptance

Wednesday, November 11, 2026 — 19:35:01 (UTC)

Boost 100XB Removes the Cost Barrier to Cross-Border Card Acceptance — Medical Tourism Association Cuts Provider Fees to U.S. Interchange

Enterprise buyers pay suppliers in 180+ countries on the commercial card with their existing U.S.-issued commercial credit card; suppliers enroll with no merchant account required

NEW YORK – November 10, 2026 – As activity accelerates across the cross-border payments landscape Boost Payment Solutions, a global leader in B2B payments, is already delivering what the market is racing to build. With Boost 100XB, enterprises can pay suppliers in more than 180 countries using the U.S.-issued commercial credit cards they hold today without the cost and complexity of establishing local banking relationships or separate payment infrastructure abroad.

According to FXC Intelligence, B2B cross-border payments reached $34.8 trillion in 2025 and are projected to grow 47% to $51.2 trillion by 2033, a 4.9% compound annual growth rate. For commercial card issuers and program managers, that growth represents real upside: a substantial share of supplier payments still happen outside the card network, leaving working capital, rebates and remittance data on the table.

Boost 100XB enables enterprises to:

Pay suppliers in 180+ countries using their existing U.S.-issued commercial card with no foreign BIN required, regardless of who their card issuer is Avoid the cross-border card assessment fees that typically discourage suppliers from accepting cards Choose from flexible pricing models, including options for buyers to absorb supplier-side costs in exchange for rebates and extended days payable outstanding (DPO)

“Cross-border payments are no longer just a financial transaction. They’re the bridges that connect our global digital economy,” said Dean M. Leavitt, Founder and CEO of Boost Payment Solutions. “The activity we’re seeing across the market, from acquisitions to new platforms and infrastructure, is a clear signal that cross-border B2B payments are a strategic priority for finance leaders. Buyers already have a powerful tool in their commercial card programs. Boost 100XB allows them to extend those programs globally and take advantage of the cross-border payments opportunity, without adding new banking or issuer relationships or unnecessary complexity.”

MTA Unlocks Cross-Border Provider Payments with Boost 100XB

The Medical Tourism Association (MTA), which connects patients with vetted healthcare providers around the world through its Better by MTA marketplace, is partnering with Boost to make commercial card acceptance more inclusive and accessible. .Providers enroll through a single-page form with no merchant account required, and funds are quickly deposited directly into their local bank accounts, with no manual reconciliation work on their end. Cross-border and domestic payments facilitated by Boost for MTA will flow exclusively over the Mastercard network.

“This collaboration reflects our shared commitment to simplifying cross-border payments and improving the overall transaction experience,” said Jonathan Edelheit, Chairman and Co-founder of the Medical Tourism Association. “Boost 100XB delivers greater transparency, efficiency and predictability, helping organizations operate with more confidence in an increasingly global marketplace.”

“As we continue serving more international patients, having a faster and easier way to receive payments is essential,” said Alejandro from Sani Dental, a healthcare provider based in Mexico. “Boost 100XB helps simplify cross-border payments, reduce administrative work and make it easier for us to expand our global reach while continuing to focus on patient care.”

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