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Weavr, Visa Partner to Embed Visa Cards in HR Tech Platforms, Enhances Employee Benefits

By Maham Fatima | July 17, 2025, 2:58 AM

Visa Inc. (NYSE:V) is one of the best US stocks to buy according to Billionaires. On July 11, Weavr, which is a UK-based embedded finance company, announced a partnership with Visa. The collaboration aims to provide embedded Visa cards specifically for Human Resources/HR technology platforms. As an associate member of Visa, Weavr will enable SaaS businesses to integrate Visa-backed financial tools directly into their systems.

This alliance shifts embedded finance, moving beyond simple payments to enable comprehensive propositions and business models within sectors like HR tech. The partnership allows HR tech platforms to offer tailored employee benefits.

Weavr, Visa Partner to Embed Visa Cards in HR Tech Platforms, Enhances Employee Benefits
A side profile of a consumer within a store handing a credit card to a cashier, reflecting the debt collection services of the company.

Weavr’s platform integrates multiple financial partners into a unified solution and offers extensive regional reach and diverse financial products through a single agreement and integration process. With Visa’s involvement, B2B SaaS platforms can now provide embedded features, including the issuance of various payment cards, real-time budget monitoring, and expenditure management, all within their existing user experience.

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Disclosure: None. This article is originally published at Insider Monkey.

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