Currently in development — MaoBank launch planning underway for 2027.

MaoBank — Coming 2027

MaoFlow

Business payments and team spend control for companies that pay constantly.

MaoFlow is the business payments product within MaoBank — built for companies that make frequent supplier payments, manage team spending, and need real-time control over operational money movement.

Overview

Business banking has traditionally been an afterthought — clunky portals, slow approvals, batch processing. MaoFlow is designed for companies where paying is the primary business operation.

From supplier invoices to team expenses to cross-border vendor payments — MaoFlow gives operators complete control and visibility over every financial action in the business.

Key features

  • Supplier payments

    Pay vendors and suppliers instantly with full tracking and reconciliation.

  • Approval workflows

    Set up custom approval rules based on amount, category, or team member.

  • Team cards

    Issue virtual and physical cards to team members with individual spend controls.

  • Multi-user roles

    Admin, approver, spender — granular role-based access for the entire team.

  • Spend controls

    Set per-card, per-person, and per-category limits that enforce in real time.

  • Payment tracking

    Real-time visibility into all business payments with exportable records.

Who it's for

  • Founders & operators

    Startup and SMB leaders who need financial control without operational overhead.

  • Finance teams

    CFOs and finance managers who need approval workflows and spend visibility.

  • Remote teams

    Distributed teams that need centralized spend control across geographies.

  • High-volume businesses

    Companies making hundreds of payments per month across vendors and employees.

Why it matters

For companies that pay constantly — suppliers, contractors, subscriptions, employees — business banking should be built around the act of paying, not around holding balances.

Put your business payments in motion.

Join the MaoBank waitlist for early access.

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