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Trustpair Sets New Global Standard in Vendor Account Validation Ahead of 2026 Nacha Regulation Shift
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Trustpair Sets New Global Standard in Vendor Account Validation Ahead of 2026 Nacha Regulation Shift
Mar 10, 2026 9:53 PM

Unmatched U.S. coverage, expanded international validation network, and SAP-certified integrations establish Trustpair as the leading enterprise fraud-prevention platform.

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--

Trustpair, the leading vendor fraud prevention platform for global enterprises, just announced major advancements to its platform, reinforcing its position as the most comprehensive and regulation-ready bank account validation solution for enterprise finance teams.

These enhancements include expanded U.S. banking data coverage, deeper native integrations with leading software, and fraud liability protection up to $1 million, empowering enterprises to eliminate vendor payment fraud and comply with tightening Nacha requirements.

Regulatory Pressure Rises: Trustpair Delivers the Enterprise-Grade Solution

With Nacha’s new fraud-monitoring rules taking effect in March 2026, U.S. enterprises must strengthen account validation and fraud controls beyond what legacy tools can support. Trustpair’s upgraded U.S. coverage provides the industry’s most accurate supplier account validation through premium data partnerships and real-time verification. Finance teams can:

Meet 2026 Nacha requirements with automated, high-accuracy account validation

Eliminate manual, non-compliant controls

Prepare for real-time payments

Strengthen SOX compliance with auditable, automated validation trails

“Global enterprises need a partner that can keep pace with regulation and increasingly sophisticated attacks,” said Baptiste Collot, CEO and co-founder of Trustpair. “With the strongest U.S. coverage, global bank account validation network and several pre-built integrations, Trustpair sets a new standard for enterprise fraud prevention.”

Unmatched Global Coverage Across 190+ Countries

In addition to U.S. expansions, Trustpair has strengthened its international validation network with additional capabilities across thirteen markets, including:

Canada, Malaysia, Bangladesh, South Africa, Turkey, Argentina, Uruguay, Mexico, the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Chile, Peru and Colombia.

With verification coverage in 190+ countries, Trustpair operates the most extensive global supplier account validation network on the market, giving multinational organizations a single, compliant standard for fraud prevention across their entire vendor ecosystem.

SAP-Certified & Enterprise-Native Integrations Embed Compliance Into Daily Workflows

Trustpair offers the industry’s most comprehensive enterprise integration suite, featuring native, SAP-certified connectors and seamless interoperability across major ERP (SAP, Oracle), TMS (Kyriba, Ion, FIS), and Procurement Portals (SAP Ariba, Coupa, Ivalua, JAGGAER, Zycus).

Trustpair’s SAP-certified connectors (SAP S/4Hana), available in the official SAP Store, confirm full compliance with SAP’s technical and security standards. Enterprises can embed vendor account validation directly within their ERP workflows, ensuring auditability, traceability, and regulatory adherence.

The Enterprise Standard for Fraud Prevention

Already trusted by 500+ companies, Trustpair is the best fit for global enterprises because it offers:

The most complete global account validation network (190+ countries)

Deepest U.S. coverage, ensuring compliance to 2026 Nacha operating rules

Audit-ready reporting and traceability for regulatory teams

Native enterprise integrations across ERP, TMS, and procurement stacks

A fraud liability protection up to $1 million

As fraud techniques — including AI-driven attacks and real-time payment scams — grow more sophisticated, Trustpair provides the infrastructure enterprises need to remain compliant and protected worldwide. Learn more at trustpair.com.

About Trustpair

Created in 2017, Trustpair empowers large global companies to eliminate vendor payment fraud with a market-leading account validation platform. Trustpair serves over 500 corporate and enterprise customers, helping finance teams protect against fraud attacks. The company’s global presence includes offices in New York City, Paris, and London, with 100+ employees dedicated to payment security.

Visit trustpair.com to learn more.

Source: Trustpair

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