Leading Accounts Receivable Software for Financial Services

I’m reviewing accounts receivable software options that are well-suited for financial services firms—think firms with high transaction volumes, complex invoicing requirements, and a need for strong compliance and audit trails. Whether you’re working in fintech, asset management, or accounting, the right AR platform can make collections smoother and reporting cleaner.

Here are a few leading AR solutions currently featured in G2’s Accounts Receivable Software category. If your team works in financial services and has used any of these, I’d appreciate hearing your take:

HighRadius

HighRadius is built for complex AR environments. It uses AI to automate collections, credit risk analysis, and dispute resolution—features that align well with the data-heavy needs of financial services. Its strength lies in predictive analytics and integration with ERPs like SAP and Oracle.

Billtrust

Billtrust provides end-to-end AR automation with an emphasis on billing, payments, and cash application. Financial services firms can benefit from its digital lockbox capabilities and support for high-volume processing. It’s especially helpful when managing multiple billing formats across clients.

BILL Accounts Payable & Accounts Receivable

BILL is popular among smaller financial services firms and accounting practices. It supports recurring invoices, online payments, and integrates with QuickBooks, Xero, and NetSuite. The interface is simple enough for fast adoption, with just enough customization for industry-specific needs.

Corpay Complete

Corpay Complete combines AR automation with spend and payment control. It’s suitable for firms that handle multiple vendors, currencies, and payment types. Financial operations teams benefit from the ability to reconcile payments in real-time while managing risk exposure.

Have you used any of these in a finance-heavy context? How well did they handle regulatory requirements or high-volume workflows?