Resolve introduced a new B2B Payment Method for Partners to bring customers to the platform.

Resolve enables B2B companies to boost sales and cash flow by offering their buyers 30, 60, or 90 day payment terms, while ensuring the seller gets paid upfront risk-free. Our platform automates credit checks, underwriting, invoicing, and collections, helping companies improve cash flow, reduce manual accounts receivable work, and increase conversion rates. Traditional net terms are slow and risky. Sellers often act like banks, extending credit, tracking invoices, and chasing payments. Resolve replaces that manual process with an automated, end-to-end net terms solution. From real-time credit decisions to fast invoice financing and collections, Resolve simplifies B2B payments so teams can focus on growth instead of administrative work. Resolve integrates seamlessly with leading ecommerce and ERP platforms such as NetSuite, BigCommerce (2025 Innovative Integration Award winner), QuickBooks, and Shopify. Buyers can check out instantly using preapproved terms, and sellers receive advance payment within 24-hours on approved invoices. Resolve manages the credit risk and collections behind the scenes so sellers can offer flexible payment options without impacting their cash flow or taking on bad debt exposure. Affirm and Resolve share their founding history in Max Levchin. Max was previously co-founder and CTO at PayPal and founded Affirm in 2012. Resolve was born in Max’s San Francisco based venture studio, HVF, by co-founders Chris Tsai and Brian Nguyen. Having both worked closely with Affirm, the pair saw an opportunity to bring the ‘buy now, pay later’ model to the B2B world. They created Resolve to modernize business payments, reimagining traditional net terms with intelligent credit technology, instant financing, and embedded finance infrastructure built for scale.