Flywire Corporation (Nasdaq: FLYW) (“Flywire” or the “Company”), a global payments enablement and software company, today reported financial results for its second quarter ended June 30, 2025.

"Our strong Q2 results and double-digit FX-Neutral revenue growth are a testament to the high-performance culture we've built at Flywire and the value we provide our clients,” said Mike Massaro, CEO of Flywire. “I'm incredibly proud of our team for their skill, creativity, and unwavering commitment to client success, which has enabled us to win new business and increase our market share. We have proven that our solutions are the right fit for the verticals we serve, and we continue to expand our engagement with clients through our 'land and expand' strategy. This success, even amidst global uncertainty and headwinds our clients face, reflects the true character of our FlyMates. Looking ahead, I am excited about the strength of our competitive moat and the pace of innovation in our product roadmap. This can be seen clearly in our results, and the momentum is just beginning."

In this iPMI Global in Focus Insurance Payments Article, we read the iPMI Global Round Table report, iPMI Global International Health Insurance Payment Strategies 2025.

Executive Summary

The International Private Medical Insurance (iPMI) market is undergoing a significant digital transformation, particularly in payment strategies. This shift is driven by evolving customer expectations for seamless, flexible, and transparent payment experiences, alongside insurers' needs to optimize operations, reduce costs, and expand global reach. Traditional payment methods are increasingly viewed as inefficient and out-of-sync with modern demands, leading to customer frustration, policy lapses, and increased administrative burdens for insurers.

European fintech Pliant has acquired the Austrian Insurtech hi.health. The acquisition enables Pliant to apply its payment expertise to the insurance sector while also gaining valuable industry-specific know-how. This marks the company’s second acquisition following the purchase of Friday Finance in 2023.

Flywire Corporation (Nasdaq: FLYW) (“Flywire” or the “Company”), a global payments enablement and software company, has reported financial results for its first quarter ended March 31, 2025.

Flywire (FLYW) has acquired Sertifi, a vertical software and payments platform for the hospitality industry, for $330 million.

This acquisition accelerates Flywire's expansion within the travel sector, specifically targeting the hotel subsegment. Sertifi's platform automates workflows and payments for hotels, integrating with major Property Management Systems (PMS) and Catering systems.

Flywire anticipates leveraging its global reach and expertise to scale Sertifi's solutions internationally and to monetize the significant payment volume already enabled by Sertifi's platform. The deal is projected to add $35-40 million in revenue to Flywire in FY 2025, with positive Adjusted EBITDA.

Flywire Corporation (Nasdaq: FLYW), a global payments enablement and software company, has released its new report, Is Paying for Healthcare Consumer Friendly Yet? examining the topic of healthcare affordability and accessibility among patients in the U.S. The research highlights a significant disconnect between patient expectations and current billing practices in U.S. healthcare, and uncovers opportunities for healthcare providers to both improve the patient payment experience and increase collections.

• Over one in five (22%) consumers have had payment issues when buying insurance policies
• 35% of consumers look for preferred payment methods when buying insurance 
• New Adyen and EY report spotlights the potential of fintech in the UK to positively impact the customer experience within the insurance sector

A new report published by Adyen, the global financial technology platform of choice for leading businesses, with research conducted by EY, has found that ease of payment is now a top three decision factor for Gen Z and millennials when they are looking to buy insurance.

AP Companies, a global leader in medical assistance and cost containment, is excited to announce its latest innovation—the AP GlobalHealth Card. This new solution will complement our existing cashless network by filling in the gaps where patients previously had to pay out-of-pocket and claim reimbursements later. Now, clients and their insured members can seamlessly cover medical expenses without the need for upfront payments or lengthy reimbursement processes.

APRIL International has introduced its latest innovation, the Easy Pay Card, for clients of its UK business, following a successful launch in other markets last year. The card has been used in over 50 countries since its launch and in France, it has won prestigious awards for digital innovation in personal insurance services from organisations including the Argus de l’assurance and Cas d'Or Banque Assurance.

Digital payment platforms often incorporate robust security measures, including fraud detection algorithms and compliance with industry standards, to minimize the risk of fraudulent transactions. This helps protect both the insurer and the insured from financial losses.

In this iPMI Global in Focus Payments Article, we examine how international health insurance providers can manage fraudulent payments risk, and which areas they should be focusing on.