AtoB trucking payments digital platform partners with World Economic Forum’s Global Innovators Community

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Written By Jennifer Joslyn

The Global Innovators is an invitation-only community that honors up-and-coming start-ups in the tech and business realms. AtoB has made waves in the trucking industry by aiding a persistent age-old problem of collecting and making payments to companies in the supply chain.

AtoB provides a vast array of solutions for the financial aspects of the trucking industry and promises to ensure a better future for struggling trucking companies.

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