Bushel Expands Digital Payment Network

For agribusiness accounts, this new feature gives an efficient way to bring an entire customer base into digital payments.

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Agronomists, truckers, custom harvesters and more can now be part of Bushel’s payment network. The company says this helps farmers and agribusinesses avoid the hassle of traditional checks and ACH delays, achieving near real-time payments tailored specifically for agriculture.

This new feature in Bushel Wallet allows verified farmers and agribusinesses to invite their trusted partners into Bushel’s digital payment network for fast and secure payments.

Bushel Wallet account holders can click the “Send An Invite” button. Bushel then works with trusted identity verification services to ensure that only legitimate businesses join the network, meeting strict banking standards.

For agribusiness accounts, this new feature gives an efficient way to bring an entire customer base into digital payments.

Bushel highlights how its invitation-only model strengthens business relationships—enabling transparent payment status and reducing time spent managing the process.

Additionally, Bushel now integration with Levridge (an ERP system built on the Microsoft Dynamics 365 platform.)

The Levridge integration includes real-time access to contracts, tickets, settlements, and commodity balances, helping both staff and farmers access critical information instantly through the Bushel customer portal.

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