JetPay has partnered with Nuvion to integrate cross-border payment and treasury services into its aviation platform for charter brokers and operators.

The agreement gives JetPay customers access to multi-currency accounts, international payment capabilities, supplier settlement tools and stablecoin-based transaction options through a single platform.

JetPay says the integration is intended to reduce the need for operators and brokers to manage multiple banking relationships when handling payments across different jurisdictions.

Charter flights can involve customers, operators, crews and suppliers spread across multiple countries, creating additional complexity around payments, treasury management and supplier settlements.

The companies say the integration will support activities such as fuel payments, crew payments and supplier settlements while providing access to embedded financial services within existing aviation workflows.

Capabilities available through the platform include multi-currency global accounts, international payouts to suppliers and crews, stablecoin-enabled settlement options and treasury management tools designed for businesses operating across multiple jurisdictions.

By embedding Nuvion's regulated financial infrastructure within the JetPay platform, customers can access payment and treasury services without relying on separate banking systems.

Keisha Clark, managing director of Nuvion, says: “This partnership represents the future of financial infrastructure for modern aviation businesses. Private aviation is inherently global, yet the financial systems supporting it remain outdated. Together with JetPay, we're enabling operators and brokers to move money across borders as seamlessly as they fly.”