MEDIUMVulnerability
Global

GoCardless and Sequence launch native Direct Debit integration for businesses

·Source: Finextra

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Executive Summary

GoCardless, the bank payment company, has announced a partnership with Sequence, an AI billing and quote-to-cash platform to deliver a fully native Direct Debit integration, enabling businesses to automate payment collection across one-off invoices and recurring billing schedules without leaving their billing engine.

Analysis

GoCardless, the bank payment company, has announced a partnership with Sequence, an AI billing and quote-to-cash platform to deliver a fully native Direct Debit integration, enabling businesses to automate payment collection across one-off invoices and recurring billing schedules without leaving their billing engine.
Source Attribution

Originally published by Finextra on Jun 25, 2026.

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