Secure Payments for High-Value. B2B Services.
Protect large client engagements, manage milestone payments, and simplify cross-border settlement for professional service providers.
From a $10,000 software project to a $1M+ consulting engagement, professional services businesses need more than a payment link. They need a trusted way to fund engagements, structure milestones, manage approvals, protect both parties, and release payments when agreed conditions are met.
Engagement Value
$100,000
/ High-Trust Relationships
Built for High-Trust Business Relationships.
Professional services often involve significant amounts of money, long delivery timelines, multiple stakeholders, and work that cannot always be reduced to a single invoice. ParlyPay lets businesses structure payments around the way the work is actually delivered. Clients can commit funds while service providers gain visibility into payment status.
Milestones, approvals, evidence, and payment events stay connected.
Less uncertainty in transactions
More transaction transparency
Better commercial relationships
/ Complex B2B Service Engagements
Built for Complex B2B Service Engagements.
Digital Agencies
Get paid as you deliver.
Web development, UI/UX, software engineering, branding, marketing, and digital transformation projects often involve multiple deliverables and extended timelines.
- Website development
- AI implementation in Projects
- Product development
- Digital marketing campaigns
Management & Strategy Consulting
Structure payments around strategic outcomes.
Consulting engagements can span months and involve multiple workstreams, teams, and deliverables. Turn a consulting contract into a structured payment workflow.
- Corporate restructuring
- Business transformation
- Operational consulting
- Supply-chain optimization
Financial & Legal Services
Give high-value professional engagements stronger payment controls.
Consulting engagements can span months and involve multiple workstreams, teams, and deliverables. Turn a consulting contract into a structured payment workflow.
- Corporate legal counsel
- Regulatory consulting
- Corporate transactions
- Contract advisory
Reduce Payment Friction Between Businesses.
B2B services often begin with a simple question: “Who pays first?” The client doesn’t want to pay the entire amount before seeing results; the service provider doesn’t want to invest months of work without confidence that payment will arrive. ParlyPay provides infrastructure for a different model — both sides gain greater visibility into the transaction.
- 01 Client Commits funds
- 02 ParlyPay Holds and tracks funds according to the agreed workflow
- 03 Service Provider Delivers work
- 04 Client Reviews & approves
- 05 ParlyPay Releases payment according to configured conditions
- 06 Service Provider Receives payment
/ High-Value Transactions
Built for High-Value Transactions.
Professional services frequently involve larger transaction values than traditional consumer payments. ParlyPay is designed for businesses that need more control around significant payments.
Large Contracts
Manage high-value commercial engagements with defined payment conditions.
Milestone Payments
Release funds as contractual milestones are completed.
International Services
Support cross-border payment workflows for global clients and service providers.
Multi-Party Engagements
Coordinate payment obligations involving clients, agencies, subcontractors, and other approved participants.
Retainers
Structure recurring professional service payments.
When the Stakes Are High, Payment Infrastructure Matters.
A $500 software project and a $500,000 transformation project shouldn’t necessarily have the same payment experience. ParlyPay brings these capabilities together into one programmable payment infrastructure layer.
- Trust: Both parties need confidence in the transaction.
- Control: Payments should follow agreed commercial rules.
- Visibility: Everyone should know where the engagement stands.
- Evidence: Important decisions and deliverables should be traceable.
- Flexibility: Different businesses require different payment structures.
- Scalability: Payment infrastructure should grow with the business.