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Founded in 2007, Payer Financial Services AB established itself as a Swedish fintech company specializing in modular B2B payment solutions for enterprise customers, covering the entire order-to-cash process. In May 2022, Payer was acquired by Treyd, another Stockholm-based fintech firm. The combined entity operates under the Treyd brand, which focuses on solving supply chain financing challenges. Treyd's core mission is to help growing businesses manage their cash flow by offering a service where Treyd pays the client's suppliers upfront, and the client pays Treyd back later, effectively decoupling payment from delivery and enabling smoother trade.

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