Kriya's Blog & Company News

How we're building AI into how Kriya works
AI is going to reshape financial services more profoundly in the next twelve months than in the last decade. SME lending and payments - which have doggedly remained manual - are where that change will land first. Kriya and Allica Bank intend to lead it: bringing AI deeply into business banking, across every lending product we offer.

From hailing London taxis to ordering an Uber: why an even bigger digital shift will happen in business e-commerce.
Uber transformed the taxi industry forever. The same digital change is now coming for business e-commerce.

Embedded finance for B2B marketplaces (summary)
We make it easier for your customers to buy from you online with instant credit decisions at checkout, while reducing your credit risk. Read on to find out how...

Diversity Statement
At Kriya we're commited to a diverse and inclusive workplace, here's how.

Kriya Interview Guide
Interested in joining our awesome team? Check out this guide to understand the process and get some advice!

Embedded finance for B2B businesses (summary)
We make it easier for your business buyers to purchase from you. Read on to find out how our Embedded Finance platform and B2B buy now, pay later payments offering keeps your business flowing brilliantly...

Takeaways from Perfecting Payments
Lessons on online payments, B2B eCommerce and Merchant of Record vs Payment Facilitator dilemma from Adyen and Faire.

Kriya secures £30m credit facility to expand B2B Pay Later offering for SMEs
We’ll now be able to offer credit in multiple currencies and support even more businesses across different geographies.

The start of a recession? Why now is the right time to be thinking about embedded finance.
An upcoming recession will bring many challenges to businesses. Now is the time to prepare for the future and embedded finance might just be the way to do it.

The Mini Budget and what you need to know
Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng has unveiled a mini Budget (fiscal event, if you like) as the UK faces the prospect of a recession. He outlined three key steps: the energy price guarantee, equivalent support for businesses and an energy markets financing scheme delivered by the Bank of England.