FleetCor Rebranding as Corpay
FleetCor Technologies is rebranding with a name change to become Corpay later this month. The company said the new name better reflects its current portfolio of corporate payment solutions.

FleetCor Technologies is rebranding to Corpay, effective March 25.
Source: FleetCor Technologies
FleetCor Technologies, a global payments company, is rebranding to Corpay. The company said the name change better reflects its current portfolio of corporate payment solutions. The new name will take effect on March 25 when the company’s stock begins trading on the New York Stock Exchange under the new ticker symbol CPAY.
“The Corpay name better represents what we do now, which is provide corporate payment solutions. We will use Corpay as the go-to-market brand for our corporate payments segment and retain our existing popular go-to-market brands in our Vehicle Payments and Lodging Payments segments,” said Ron Clarke, chairman and CEO of FleetCor.
Corpay Facts
According to FleetCor, facts about the company include:
S&P 500 company
Serves over 800,000 business customers globally
2023 revenues of $3.75 billion
Number one B2B commercial Mastercard issuer in North America
Named to Newsweek’s list of Top 100 Most Loved Workplaces
Payment Solutions
Corpay’s suite of modern payment solutions helps its customers better manage vehicle-related expenses such as fueling and parking, travel expenses, and payables, the company said. This results in our customers saving time and ultimately spending less, according to the company.
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